Nigeria’s Arms Imports Reach All-Time High Amidst Claims of Local Production
In 2024, Nigeria spent ₦520 billion on arms imports, the highest in five years, accounting for two-thirds of the total...
Day: March 17, 2025
Clarifying USAID’s Funding for ‘Sesame Street’ in Iraq
The White House claimed USAID allocated $20 million for a 'Sesame Street' show in Iraq. However, this funding pertains to...
Kefi Gold Makes Progress on Tulu Kapi Gold Project in Ethiopia
Kefi Gold is advancing the Tulu Kapi Gold Project in Ethiopia, targeting to finalize agreements by March 31, 2025. The...
Nigeria’s Debt Service Payments Significantly Decrease Amid Fiscal Reforms
Nigeria's debt service payments fell from $540 million in January to $276 million in February 2025, reflecting efforts to restructure...
Alfanar to Invest $1.4 Billion in Saudi Arabian Data Centers
Alfanar Global Development plans to invest $1.4 billion in four data centers in Saudi Arabia. These centers will support cloud...
US and El Salvador Forge $6 Million Agreement for Gang Member Detainment
El Salvador has accepted 238 Venezuelan gang members under a controversial $6 million agreement with the U.S. for their incarceration....
Bougainville’s Pursuit of Independence: Challenges and Prospects
Bougainville seeks independence from Papua New Guinea, facing political, fiscal, and institutional challenges. Although a referendum in 2019 showed overwhelming...
Morocco and Mexico: Enhancing Parliamentary Cooperation and Women’s Representation
A Moroccan parliamentary delegation visited Mexico City to strengthen cooperation with Mexican officials during the World Conference of Women Parliamentarians....
President Mbumba Rejects Anti-Gay Legislation Due to Constitutional Concerns
President Nangolo Mbumba has rejected Swapo parliamentarian Jerry Ekandjo’s anti-gay bills due to constitutional concerns. The Minister in the Presidency,...
Landmines in Syria Kill Over 200 Refugees Amid Return Efforts
Landmines in Syria have killed over 200 returning refugees since the regime's fall, with experts warning that areas remain unsafe...
