U.S. Sanctions Target Conflict Minerals in DR Congo, Armed Groups
The United States has imposed fresh sanctions on armed factions and commercial entities profiting from conflict minerals in the eastern […]
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AI in Africa: Bridging Tech Gaps for Inclusive Growth
As Nigeria hosts one of Africa’s largest tech conferences this week, policymakers and innovators are grappling with a critical question:
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El Fasher Siege: UN Condemns Civilian Attacks Amid Famine Crisis
A recent assault on a displacement camp in Sudan’s war-torn Darfur region has drawn sharp condemnation from United Nations officials,
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Congo’s Dramatic Draw with Senegal Shakes Up AFCON Group D
Congo narrowly missed a historic victory over reigning champions Senegal in a tense Group D clash that ended 1-1 on
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Nolan’s Western Sahara Film Sparks Sovereignty Dispute Debate
Acclaimed filmmaker Christopher Nolan’s decision to shoot scenes for his upcoming movie The Odyssey in Western Sahara has reignited global
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Quantum Satellite Secures Record China-South Africa Communication Link
In a landmark advancement for global communications, researchers have established the world’s longest intercontinental quantum satellite link, connecting China and
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Uganda’s Youth Mental Health Crisis: Social Bonds Key to SDG Success
As global attention turns to youth empowerment on International Youth Day, Uganda faces a mounting mental health crisis among its
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Shivambu Ousted from MK Party, Launches Mayibuye for 2026 Elections
South African politician Floyd Shivambu has been formally expelled from the uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) Party, a political group closely associated
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Eastern Sudan Conflict: Regional Interventions and Cross-Border Security Risks
The conflict in Sudan has entered a perilous new phase, with recent drone strikes by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF)
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Unearthing Africa’s Minerals: How Politics Shapes Resource Knowledge
For over a century, many African nations have operated their mineral sectors with limited knowledge of what lies beneath their