By Lucy Adautin Former US President Donald Trump moved a step closer to realizing a substantial financial gain from his social media company, as investors in a blank-check acquisition company endorsed a merger valued at approximately...
By Lucy Adautin President Bola Tinubu has imposed a three-month ban on public-funded foreign trips for ministers, heads of agencies, and other government officials. The ban, effective April 1, 2024, was outlined in a letter dated...
By Lucy Adautin Vietnam's President Vo Van Thuong has stepped down after only one year in office, as announced by the ruling Communist Party on Wednesday, as the country mounts a sweeping anti-graft purge. The party...
By Elie Mutangana, Kigali The 2023 report by Economist Intelligence Unit Democracy Index indicated the prevalence of geopolitical confrontations, weak governance and poverty in Africa as the factors that make the continent lag behind in democracy...
By Lucy Adautin The largest bank in Ethiopia is working to retrieve millions of dollars following a technical malfunction that enabled customers to withdraw funds exceeding their account balances. Reports from local media indicate that the...
By Emmanuel Nduka Uganda, a landlocked country in Eastern Africa, plays host to Africa's largest refugee camps, with at least 1.6 million people. 81% of them are women and children who fled after their ancestral homes were...
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