Pressure on the UK to Recognise the Evils of Slavery Grows
It was an issue which loomed large over the recent Commonwealth summit in Samoa, a gathering of 56 nations, many…
Author: Oreofe Abiola
Botswana election: BDP seeks another term amid economic woes
Polling stations have opened for Botswana’s national election, which will determine whether the ruling Botswana Democratic Party will increase its…
Senegal will review its IMF program plan- Financial audit teams
The $1.8 billion IMF aid program secured in 2023 is currently frozen. A restructuring of the agreement is now required,…
France’s President visits Morocco amid prospects of a ‘New Era’ in Western Sahara
French President Emmanuel Macron arrives Monday in Morocco, where he is expected to meet with the North African kingdom’s leaders…
Haitian gangs attempt to seize capital as police mission struggles
Gangs continue to fight to to take over communities in Haiti’s capital, Port-au-Prince. The neighborhood of Solino has been under…
World Polio Day: Africa records 134 new cases- WHO
As the globe marks World Polio day, Africa has recorded 134 new polio cases in at least seven countries, the…
Mozambique’s ruling party wins disputed elections
Election officials in Mozambique on Thursday announced that the ruling party, Frelimo, has won the country’s disputed elections, extending its…
How African universities can fortify defenses against the growing threat of cyber attacks- Phyllis Migwi
When thinking about industries that cybercriminals might target, tertiary education probably isn’t the first to come to mind. But according…
African School of Governance Initiative Launched in Kigali by African Leaders
Today, the African School of Governance Foundation (ASGF) announced the establishment of the African School of Governance (ASG) graduate institution…
17 days out from the US election – Review
It’s been another whirlwind week in United States politics. And with just over two weeks left in the presidential race,…