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Tony Elumelu: Champion Of African Development Honored Internationally
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The President of Gabon, General Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema, has bestowed upon him the country’s distinguished national honors: the rank of Commander in the National Order of Gabonese Merit. This honor was awarded to Mr. Tony Elumelu, the Group Chairman of UBA Plc and the founder of the Tony Elumelu Foundation. This prestigious accolade…
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Kizaba’S Future Village: Journey From Ancestral Roots To Uncharted Territories
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Lionel Kizaba is part of an influential group of African diaspora musicians contributing to Montreal’s thriving international music scene. Hailing from Kinshasa, Congo, he moved to Canada in 2011 and has been crafting his own musical path ever since, merging various cultural and personal inspirations. During performances, Kizaba transforms into a whirlwind of energy.…
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Humanities Education: Shaping Africa’S Tomorrows
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Universities across Africa continue to engage in ongoing discussions regarding the most effective methods to integrate scientific disciplines with those focusing on ethical thinking, historical understanding, and cultural appreciation amongst students. The report “Humanities Education for African Futures” indicates that numerous policy makers and educational establishments have increasingly directed their focus towards tech- and…
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Africa Day: Celebrating Identity, Resilience, and Leadership in Health Sciences
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The initial Africa Day observance at the University of Cape Town (UCT) held on May 19th went beyond being merely ceremonial—it acted as a strong impetus for contemplation, cohesion, and immediate steps forward. Organized by the Faculty of Health Sciences’ (FHS) Pan African Health Sciences Forum with the theme “Africa at a Junction: Claiming…
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Amref Sounds Alarm on Spread of 17 Neglected Tropical Diseases
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Amref is raising concerns about a potential increase in the transmission of 17 Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs), which could affect more than 25 million people in Kenya. As stated by Amref, presently, 10 million people in Kenya are affected by at least one neglected tropical disease (NTD) and need treatment, particularly across 32 regions…
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Uncovering The Truth: Prof. Douglas Boateng On Resilience And Justice In African Media
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Across Africa’s lively and ever-changing scene, journalism carries significant weight. It extends past just stating truths; it crafts how society views itself, molds new eras of thinkers, and impacts aspirations for tomorrow. Nevertheless, nestled within this powerful position is an uncomfortable reality: a substantial part of African journalism, especially its investigative component, has grown…
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How Africa Can Navigate Talks With Trump
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By Vera SONGWE and Witney SCHNEIDMAN During a recent interview with Fox News anchor Bret Baier, asked Félix Tshisekedi The President of the Democratic Republic of the Congo was asked about how his administration plans to maintain ongoing relations with the United States—particularly in negotiating a crucial minerals agreement—while also strengthening ties with China.…
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Why Africa Should Unite Economically Against Us Tariffs, Not Retaliate Fragmentedly
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By Ephraim Ofori NUMOSUOR In an kurun marked by geopolitical maneuvers driven by economics and strategic partnerships, Africa must not stay as a collection of disconnected markets. The recently implemented tariffs imposed by the United States on numerous imports, which include goods from Africa, have prompted distinct reactions from different countries across the continent.…
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Sec Urges Enhanced Integration Among African Markets – International Edition (English)
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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has urged collaboration amongst African financial markets with the aim of fostering greater interconnectedness across the continent and promoting the creation of innovative products. During his visit to the Autorité Marocaine du Marché des Capitaux (AMMC), also known as the Moroccan Capital Market Authority in Rabat on Monday,…
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Africa’S March Toward Energy Independence: Drc Mining Boom Fuels Economic Sovereignty
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The Mining Industry in DRC Is Set for a New Stage of Expansion The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), which already boasts substantial deposits of cobalt and copper, is now poised for an exciting new chapter. New findings from recent geological explorations have revealed additional areas brimming with minerals, attracting fresh investment opportunities and…