South Africa Recalls its Soldiers from DR Congo
South Africa recalls soldiers accused of sexual abuse in DRC
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African Migrants Mistakenly Sail to Brazil Anticipating a U.S. Arrival
John Ekow from Ghana harbored a dream of reaching the U.S. shores when he embarked on a perilous journey as a stowaway on a ship from the Ivory Coast. He clung to life drinking his own urine in the heart of the Atlantic. However, a twist awaited him: the
IMF and World Bank Decide Africa's Fate in Morocco
In a significant development, member nations of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) have reached an agreement to enhance their financial commitments to the global institution. Simultaneously, the IMF has declared that Africa will be granted an additional, third seat on its Executive Board.
Throwback: Lessons from Steve Biko on being Black and Proud
Steve Biko once said, “The Black man has become a shell, a shadow of man, completely defeated, drowning in his own misery, a slave, an ox bearing the yoke of oppression with sheepish timidity.”
Macron implies that Africa is uncivilised at G20 Summit
Ten years later, Macron has done it again and has this time called Africa’s problems “civilisational”.
How Democracies Contribute to Global Authoritarianism
By Nic Cheeseman, Marie-Eve Desrosiers Organisations that try to measure the quality of democracy tell us it has declined consistently for around 20 years. From blatantly manipulated elections in countries like Sierra Leone and Zimbabwe to human rights abuses in eSwatini and Uganda and military coups in Burkina Faso, Gabon,
How Diaspora Influx Increases Cost of Living for Africans
The Year of Return in 2019 has attracted visitors from the African community abroad, but locals say it has led to soaring prices in Africa.
Here's How Much of Your Startup Revenue You Should Use for Salaries
Compensation, often comprising salaries and additional charges, usually accounts for a significant portion of recurring operating costs in small companies. However, this isn't always the case for larger corporations.
12 Growth Stage Startups Selected for 2023 VC4A Venture Showcase Africa
VC4A is proud to announce the 12 African startups that have been selected to participate in the 2023 VC4A Venture Showcase Africa.
The Battle of Killer Robots on the Rise
In the midst of humanoid robots gifted with speech and future flying cars, remote-controlled craft machines confront each other in a glass cage…the Vivatech startup show organised its first robot fight on Saturday in Paris.
Ugandan Traders Sue Government Over Facebook Ban
The traders say Uganda’s Facebook shutdown is threatening its SMEs.
'Return Our Artifacts Stolen in 1874' - Ghana King Tells Britain
Ghana's Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, met with the popular museum's director to request the return of works taken from the Asante palace in Kumasi during an 1874 war with the British.
Finally, African War Veterans in France Return Home
Nine African war veterans finally return to their home countries with the insurance to get their full pensions. Aged between 85 and 96 years old, the ex-soldiers who fought for France had to reside there at least half the year to receive their benefits - until this year.
Italy Signs Deal to Accept African Migrant Workers
Italy on Friday signed a deal to take in some 4,000 workers from Tunisia, in line with pledges to help the northern African state stem the pressure from migrants at its borders.
Namibia Govt. Halts Lithium Exports by Chinese Firm
Namibia's government has ordered police to stop Xinfeng Investments from transporting lithium ore inside the country and from exporting it, accusing the Chinese miner of violating the country’s ban on critical raw mineral exports. In a letter dated Oct. 19 and seen by Reuters on Tuesday, Namibia’
Emperor Haile Selassie Comes Alive in Bath Remembrance Event
A Black History Month festival will celebrate the former emperor of Ethiopia's connection with Bath.