Nigeria’s House of Representatives Passes Bill to Restrict Foreign Vessels
The House of Representatives in Nigeria has passed a bill to restrict foreign vessels in domestic coastal and inland waters,...
Month: March 2025
Majority of South Sudanese Face Extreme Poverty in 2024, Says World Bank Report
In 2024, 92% of South Sudan's 11 million residents lived below the extreme poverty line, earning less than $2.15 daily....
WRC Safari Rally Kenya 2025: Thrilling Motorsport Action Awaits
The WRC Safari Rally Kenya 2025 will take place from March 19 to March 23, featuring elite drivers and a...
Libya and China Discuss the Resumption of Embassy Operations in Tripoli
The Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs of Libya met with the Chinese Chargé d'Affaires to discuss resuming the Chinese embassy's...
Yamandú Orsi Elected President of Uruguay, Signifying Political Shift
Yamandú Orsi has been elected as Uruguay's new president after a tight runoff election against Álvaro Delgado. His victory signifies...
NPP MPs Claim NDC Increased Ghana’s Debt by Over 261% in Eight Years
NPP MPs refute claims suggesting their administration has borrowed excessively compared to the NDC, asserting that the NDC increased Ghana's...
Shifting Social and Cultural Dynamics in South Africa: Key Trends Revealed by Stats SA
Statistics South Africa's report highlights transformations in South Africa's cultural landscape from 1996 to 2022, showcasing trends in multilingualism, multiracial...
Egypt’s Ambitious Bid to Host Matches in the 2034 World Cup
Hani Abu Rida of the Egyptian Football Association has requested that Cairo host matches for the 2034 World Cup, praising...
President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud Calls for Renewed Commitment to Peace in South Sudan
President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud addressed the IGAD Assembly, stressing the need for renewed commitment to peace in South Sudan. He...
Eastern Congo: African Leaders Announce Troop Withdrawal Amid Rising Tensions
South Africa, Tanzania, and Malawi are withdrawing troops from eastern Congo, where M23 rebels have attacked peacekeepers. Public dissent has...
