By Emmanuel Nduka In a major shift in West African geopolitics, Ivory Coast (Côte d'Ivoire) has announced that French troops will begin their withdrawal in January 2025, marking a significant milestone in the country's military independence....
By Ebi Kesiena The President of Afreximbank, Prof. Benedict Okey Oramah, has stressed the importance of empowering Africa's youth, calling them the continent's greatest asset for socio-economic transformation and global prominence. Speaking recently in Abuja at...
By Ebi Kesiena The United States has joined mounting calls for an end to the recent wave of abductions in Kenya, urging respect for the rule of law and accountability. Nairobi Chargé d’Affaires Marc Dillard made...
By Emmanuel Nduka Jimmy Carter, America's former and oldest living president, has died, aged 100 years old. The Carter Centre said its founder died on Sunday in Plains, the town where he was born in Georgia. Carter,...
By Ebi Kesiena The African Development Bank (AfDB) has revealed that Africa loses approximately $1.6 billion daily due to illicit financial flows and profit shifting by multinational corporations operating on the continent. Kevin Urama, AfDB's Chief...
By Ebi Kesiena Kenyan rights groups, lawyers, and politicians have raised serious concerns over a fresh wave of abductions targeting government critics. A small protest was held in northeastern Embu town following the disappearance of 24-year-old...
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