Wealth of Africa's Richest Man Increases By $2.3 Billion
The spike in his fortunes for the second year running is as a result of his profit from his cement manufacturing unit
Who holds capital and political leverage — and how that power is exercised.
The spike in his fortunes for the second year running is as a result of his profit from his cement manufacturing unit
Interestingly, the attacks have been linked to the powerful Israeli cyber espionage tool, Pegasus.
The observance first received official government recognition in the United States and Canada.
Contrary to what is generally portrayed, the colonial masters did not develop Africa or save the continent from destroying itself
In a significant development, the Democratic Republic of Congo's electoral commission, Céni, has officially declared 24 candidates as admissible for the upcoming presidential election scheduled for December 20. This crucial announcement, made on Friday, comes as the nation prepares for a crucial political transition. However, it's
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Against all odds the slaves rose against their captors and attained independence in 1804.
After unequivocal apologies over colonial-era abuses by Germany in Tanzania by president Frank-Walter Steinmeier on Nov. 01, here are some other cases where former ruling powers have said sorry – or not.
Ghana's ruling NPP party on Saturday elected the country's Vice President Mahamudu Bawumia as their candidate for the 2024 presidential ballot, according to results from primaries released by the electoral commission.
Germany's president on Wednesday (Nov.01) apologized for killings under colonial rule in Tanzania as he met descendants of Chief Songea Mbano executed for leading a revolt.
King Charles III made a historic visit to Kenya, acknowledging the atrocities committed during British colonial rule while stopping short of issuing an official apology.
Ethiopia’s economy is mostly agriculture-based, but the government has made a push to diversify into manufacturing, textiles, and energy generation.
The support for military takeovers is growing across Africa, and civilian governments are responsible for that slide, say analysts.
To the full-throated cheers of his supporters, Zambia's former President Edgar Lungu has announced that he is making a political comeback.
President Biden Offers Condolences And Reaffirms Strong Partnership With Morocco