Opinion: Democracy in Africa is Not a Western Imposition
Kagame is a ruthless despot and a major obstacle to true democratic progress, writes Mhaka
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Nigeria Escapes $11bn Payment Obligation Over Failed Gas Project
Nigeria already owes billions of dollars in debt and grapples with high inflation a cost-of-living crisis.
Liberia Presidential Election Heads for Run-Off
Liberia's electoral commission has announced a presidential election runoff scheduled for November after results indicated that neither of the two leading candidates, President George Weah and opposition leader Joseph Boakai, secured enough votes. The tally, reflecting results from 100% of polling stations, revealed Weah with a slim lead
Niger Changes National Anthem in Fight Against Cultural Neocolonialism
In 2019, former Nigerien President Mahamadou Issoufou announced the plans to change the lyrics of the national anthem, 'La Nigérienne' (The Nigerien). A commission led by the country's prime minister was established to change the lyrics.
Overcoming the Challenges of Trekking Kilimanjaro
You will admire postcard scenery, endure a challenge, and gain a sense of achievement.
3 Tips for Choosing Cannabis Products in Pennsylvania
While the exact date of the first use of cannabis throughout the ages is up for debate, there is one thing most historians agree upon
What to Do if You're Involved in a Hit and Run Accident on a Bicycle
If you're involved in a hit and run accident, you're at greater risk of injury.
Thinking About Betting on Sports for a Living in Africa? Read This
The more educated you are about sports betting in Africa, the higher your odds of success.
Steps to Take After Being Involved in a Truck Accident
This goes for both dealing with the immediate aftermath and protecting your rights.
Local Farming: How to Start Your Own Farm
That's one of the many perks of starting a small farm. You can grow delicious, nutritious food for your community and make money doing it.
How Trade Deals Reveal the Behaviour of West African Elites
The trade policy choices of ruling elites are significantly influenced by their political survival, particularly in countries heavily dependent on a few commodity exports. This phenomenon is especially evident in West Africa, where the behavior of ruling elites and their trade policy decisions have been closely examined since the 1960s.
Botswana Turns to Technology to Boost Diamond Industry
Botswana is the largest diamond producer in the world. But with global advancement in innovation, President Masisi has called on diamond-producing nations to invest in technology to ensure the sustainability of the industry.
Kenyan Currency Under-Valued - Central Bank Governor
The governor of Kenya's central bank has stated that the country's currency, the shilling, is experiencing a historic low, and it has been overvalued for several years.
'We Will Not Invade Other African Countries' - PM Abiy Ahmed
Ethiopia PM Abiy seeks to quell neighbours' concerns over invasion.
Nigeria Supreme Court Confirms Tinubu as President
Nigeria Supreme Court dismisses election challenges by Atiku Abubakar and Peter Obi
Ethiopian Scientist, Gebisa Ejeta Receives Highest U.S. Science Award
Ethiopian scientist Gebisa Ejeta receives National Medal of Science from US