- 1 July, 2025
Moroccan museums open doors for free to inspire youth pride and cultural connection
Across Morocco, museums opened their doors for free—inviting young people to explore their roots. It’s part of the 4th Night
Nigeria’s Peter Obi to contest 2027 election, opposition coalition in jeopardy
Former presidential candidate Peter Obi has confirmed that he will run in Nigeria’s 2027 election while rejecting a joint ticket
Sudanese refugees in Chad face deepening humanitarian crisis
The World Food Programme warned that it could suspend food assistance without new funding…Read More
Cameroon’s Tourism Minister joins presidential race as Biya’s silence fuels uncertainty
President Biya, now 92 and in office since 1982, has not announced whether he intends to run for another term.
FIFA Club World Cup at halfway mark amid concerns for players’ health
Manchester City’s Pep Guardiola says he fears taking part in the tournament could “destroy” the English Premier League club due
Sudan: U.S. sanctions over alleged chemical weapons use come into force
Citing anonymous US officials, the New York Times reported in January that government soldiers deployed chlorine gas, known to cause
South Africa: ANC partner quits key govt initiative as new spat hits coalition
The withdrawal from the ‘national dialogue’ by the Democratic Alliance (DA) is the latest instability to rock South Africa’s unity
Messi prepares to face former club PSG in Club World Cup
It will be the first time Messi faces his former club since his exit from Paris Saint-Germain in 2023 after
‘Minerals’: Researcher explains U.S. interest in DRC-Rwanda truce
While the agreement principally talks about Kinshasa and Kigali, there are dozens of armed groups and proxy forces in the
Ivory Coast: African Union court deals heavy blow to Gbagbo’s fresh presidency bid
Gbagbo who ruled Ivory Coast from 2000 until he was forced from power in 2011 had ran to the continental