Africa
A fresh war between Uganda and Facebook begins. And Uganda is winning as usual!
Meddling and interfering are two terms and policies that Facebook usually doesn’t like to tell the users when it's stealing data. Africans...
Spain unearths the dumping cabal that has been polluting Africa’s Western coast since forever
E-waste is a growing global challenge and if not dealt with effectively it can lead to a serious global health crisis. The...
Why is every western country obsessed with Red Sea?
The Red Sea is a critical link in a network of global waterways. It is a vital economic artery for the world....
Sudan is mass producing gold and yet it remains impoverished
The Sudanese Mineral Resources Company announced the production of more than 18 tons of gold during 2022, describing it as the highest...
Ghana unmasks China’s abusive and exploitative motives
Ghana fisheries: China’s exploitative fishing practices in Africa have become a huge menace to Africans. China is not just stealing fish and...
A blow-by-blow account of how Ibrahim Traore destroyed Burkina Faso systematically
Burkina Faso has seen two coups in eight months. The African country is today caught between Islamic insurgency and a never-ending political...
Ghana: From ‘Africa’s economic behemoth’ to a crisis ridden nation
Ghana was once a shining star of Africa. It was lauded by international organisations for having achieved rapid economic growth and was...
Madagascar accidentally points out Africa’s hidden potential
If we have to mention one of the biggest issues of Africa that it desperately needs to get out of, it has...
Eskom CEO’s departure reveals the gory truth behind South Africa’s energy crisis
South Africa has battled a prolonged electricity crisis. 2022 has seen more power cuts than any other year. The gravity of the...
UK’s interference in Somaliland turns violent
Conflict between Somalia and Somaliland have simmered since 1991, with the latter demanding independence from the former. The dispute between the two...
Tripoli based regime defying Biden’s diktats go in vain, as Haftar announces election window
Libya Elections: The extradition of Muammar Gaddafi's most loyal and notorious adviser to the United States was abruptly postponed by Libya due...
International Court and the UN are not binding on the US and UK
Tensions between UK and Mauritius have lingered since the latter’s independence in 1968, over the issue of Chagos Archipelago. During negotiations on...
