- 28 December, 2025
DRC: Finals touches a few days to the Francophone Games
The Francophonie Games were initially scheduled in 2021 but the pandemic changed plans. They were postponed again In 2022 since
Reviving Kwame Nkrumah Mausoleum: Ghana’s Founding Father Honored
Recently, this prestigious memorial has undergone a remarkable renovation, ensuring its enduring legacy and cultural significance for generations to come…Read
Sierra Leone: Trapped by highly addictive drug ‘kush’, youth is ‘dying’
In a smoke-filled room, in a shanty town, young Sierra Leoneans have gathered to get their fix, many are barely
UK: Black women celebrated in new photography exhibition
At London’s Somerset House ‘Black Venus’ wants to move away from the othering of Black women, as well as the
FIFA Women World Cup: Female referees inspiring girls to ‘dream big’
The FIFA Women’s World Cup kicked off on Thursday (Jul. 20). If the focus will be on the players, referees
Kenya’s violent protests ‘sabotaging’ economy president Ruto says
Every part of Kenya have said we cannot sabotage our economy using violence and destruction of business and destruction of
Top 10 African countries facing record-breaking heat waves in 2023
The world recently experienced its hottest day ever recorded, with the average global temperature surpassing the previous record…Read More
Sudan: Fighting in Khartoum intensifies after generals briefly appear
Artillery fire targeted paramilitary bases of the Rapid Support Forces,” said a resident of El-Obeid, 350 kilometres (220 miles) southwest
Egyptian researcher will ‘return to Italy’ following presidential pardon
Among an unspecified number of people pardoned Wednesday (Jul. 19) by President el-Sisi was rights activist Patrick George Zaki, who
Violent clashes in first of three days of protests called by Kenyan opposition
Police in Kenya opened fire on protesters in clashes that left at least 12 people wounded Wednesday (Jul. 19) as