Nigeria’s President Tinubu Declares End to Ransom Payments for Kidnappings
Abuja, Nigeria — President Bola Tinubu of Nigeria has declared that the country will no longer pay ransom to armed […]
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Nasarawa State Government Proscribes Ethnic Vigilante Groups: Executive Order No. 1 of 2024
Following an emergency security meeting called by Governor Abdullahi Sule, the government of Nasarawa has taken decisive action by banning
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Improving Burn Care in Ethiopia: Urgent Need for Change
In recent weeks, the heartbreaking stories of two Ethiopians who suffered severe acid burns have captured the attention of social
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President Boakai Vows to Tackle Liberia’s Rising Fire Disasters
Liberia’s National Fire Service is facing challenges in responding to fire outbreaks, as highlighted by the recent incident at Speaker
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Kampala Traders Keep Shops Shuttered, Demand Meeting with President
Traders in Kampala and other parts of the city have taken a bold stand by keeping their shops closed until
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Week in Review: Tragedies and Triumphs in Nigeria’s South-East, Including Actor’s Boat Mishap
Last week in Nigeria’s South-east was a mix of tragic and heartwarming events that captured the attention of many. From
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Paris Conference Raises €2 Billion to Alleviate Sudan’s Humanitarian Crisis
Millions in Sudan Face Hunger Crisis: Macron Announces €2 Billion in Aid French President Emmanuel Macron declared on Monday that
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Supporting Sudanese Farmers Amid Conflict: Practical Action’s Impact
Nairobi, Kenya — Today marks the one-year anniversary of the conflict between Sudan’s army and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF),
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Ethiopia’s Digital Education Strategy: EdTech Innovations for Accessible Learning
Every month, a diverse group of stakeholders including policymakers, EdTech entrepreneurs, teachers, and parents gather for the EdTech Mondays Radio
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Kwibuka 30: Midwest Diaspora Commemorates 1994 Genocide Against Tutsi
The Midwest American Diaspora recently gathered to honor the memory of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi. Col Raoul Bazatoha,
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Somali Pirates Release Bangladeshi Vessel “Abdullah” After $5M Ransom
Somali pirates have recently released the Bangladeshi-flagged merchant vessel “Abdullah” after holding it captive for over a month. The vessel,
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Reptile Conservation Crisis: Assessing Threatened Species in South Africa
The global biodiversity crisis is often portrayed in the media through the lens of large-scale ecological impacts, such as melting
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E-Tech Systems: Malawi’s New Passport System Supplier Resolving Crisis
The era of TechnoBrain has officially ended, as E-Tech Systems steps in as the new passport system supplier for Malawi’s
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Terrorists Release More Abducted Students After 200 Days in Captivity
In a heart-wrenching turn of events, two more of the 21 students abducted by terrorists last September at the Federal
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Establishment of Human-Wildlife Conflict Relief Fund to Aid Communities
In response to the ongoing human-wildlife conflict crisis in Zimbabwe, Environment Minister Sithembiso Nyoni addressed the issue during a recent
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Nigerian Army Denies Enlisting Boko Haram Member in Enugu Barracks
The Nigerian Army has vehemently denied claims that a repentant Boko Haram member was responsible for the tragic murder of
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Somali Pirates Release MV Abdullah After $5 Million Ransom Paid
Somali pirates have released the hijacked ship MV Abdullah after receiving a $5 million ransom from its Bangladeshi owners. The
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Kenya’s Inflation Decline: Fuel and Food Prices Drop, Shilling Strengthens
Kenya is on the brink of a significant decrease in inflation, thanks to a recent drop in fuel and food
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US Increases Humanitarian Funding for Refugees in Uganda to $25 Million
The United States has once again demonstrated its commitment to providing humanitarian aid to refugees and asylum seekers in Uganda.
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South Sudanese Fear Missing Elections Due to Lack of National ID Cards
Juba, South Sudan — Since gaining independence in 2011, South Sudan has been on a journey to build itself up