Africa
Elon Musk wants twitter to facilitate free speech but not in Africa
The news that American billionaire Elon Musk, purchased Twitter, has prompted it to become a widely discussed topic. Musk now owns...
“Selling oil will destroy African economies,” West’s absurd analysis tells
The Russo-Ukraine war has ignited the importance of resource-rich continent named Africa. Gasping for oil and energy supplies, the Western nations...
Tedros is using WHO to settle his personal scores with Abiy Ahmed
A man who has been entrusted with the responsibility of looking after the public health on the global stage is busy...
How most Kenyans are dangerously close to relinquishing their financial freedom forever?
On Safaricom, there is a credit service app known as Fuliza which provides loans to people. Many Kenyans have accessed its...
Biden squanders the last chance to mend ties with Egypt
US president Joe Biden visited Egypt on Friday to attend a climate COP 27 Summit where he had to answer questions...
Big Pharma’s insufferable strike on poor Tunisians
A country which believed that being an ally of the US and Europe should benefit from such an alliance but it...
The West is playing the religion card to stop the economic rise of Namibia and Botswana
The western world is at the top of the list when it comes to illustrating the depths of hypocrisy. It is...
The West deploys African Union to save the sinking ship of Chad’s military Junta
Chad is currently entangled in a grave political crisis. Following the passing of his father, Idriss Déby, the head of the...
Kenya’s masterplan to get rid of Africa’s largest urban slum
Kenya currently faces a housing shortage of over 2 million units, and that number is increasing by more than 200,000 units annually....
Eritrea destroyed TPLF first. Now, its next target is Al-Shabab
Somalia’s President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud visited Eritrea on Thursday. He is expected to hold discussions with his counterpart Isaias Afwerki on subjects...
China just stole $1.44 billion from Uganda’s coffers and the government is sleeping
Debt-trap diplomacy refers to short-term economic incentives that lead to states relinquishing their sovereignty. Typically, an economically superior country provides loans...
DRC’s treatment of Western media sets an example for other nations
The Democratic Republic of the Congo has expelled a journalist named Sonia Rolley who works for Reuters. She had been working in DRC...
