|
English
|
English
AFRICA
POLITICS
TÜRKİYE
OPINION
FEATURES
SPORTS
UTILITY - THREE ARTICLES
Erdogan meets Turkish women's volleyball team after European Championship win
“We are very pleased to see the results of the enormous investments we have made in sports, particularly volleyball,” Turkish leader Recep Tayyip Erdogan says.
UTILITY - THREE ARTICLES
Zambian President Hichilema celebrates fan who gave him ‘village chicken’
Maggie Sapatu walked more than 800 kilometres to give Zambian President Hichilema a gift of "village chicken," while another supporter Jeremiah Tembo cycled 400 kilometers to attend the president's inauguration.
South Africa’s Romanda Hombir wins Miss World Africa 2026
Kenya's planned crackdown on foreign-owned small businesses sparks anxiety
Hafidh Ameir Hassan: The teacher who became Tanzania’s First Gentleman
He became Tanzania’s first First Gentleman almost overnight, but Hafidh Ameir Hassan remained largely out of the spotlight. So who was the quiet man behind such a high-profile public role?
OPINION
Asuman Kiyingi
Why Uganda should revisit the Gaza deployment plan
Uganda has committed approximately 1,200 personnel to a proposed 20,000-strong, US-led force commanded by US Major General Jasper Jeffers.
Abdinasir Ahmed Bashir
Why strategic communication is essential to Somalia’s state-building journey
Monique Wasunna
How a one-day cure could finally eliminate sleeping sickness in Africa
By
Sare Şanlı
Africa is selling time, not minerals
By
Kabir Adamu
Redrawing the Sahel: How new alliances are changing West African security
Why Uganda should revisit the Gaza deployment plan
Uganda has committed approximately 1,200 personnel to a proposed 20,000-strong, US-led force commanded by US Major General Jasper Jeffers.
Abdinasir Ahmed Bashir
Why strategic communication is essential to Somalia’s state-building journey
Monique Wasunna
How a one-day cure could finally eliminate sleeping sickness in Africa
By
Sare Şanlı
Africa is selling time, not minerals
By
Kabir Adamu
Redrawing the Sahel: How new alliances are changing West African security
Senegal PM denounces rise in xenophobic rhetoric
Prime Minister Ahmadou Al Aminou Mohamed Lo said xenophobic rhetoric runs counter to Senegal's values and customs.
Man wanted in UK over murder of wife and children admits gun offenses in South Africa
South African authorities say they will move to extradite Ndodana Mkhanyisi Tshuma to the UK after the case, where prosecutors want him charged with three counts of murder.
Nigeria presidential candidate Obi says trip to bereaved families blocked
Peter Obi said he was blocked by a group armed with dangerous weapons as police said they had launched investigations.
Kenya moves to register foreign traders amid xenophobia fears
Presidential spokesperson warns against threats, harassment and intimidation of foreign businesspeople.
Calm returns to Gambia after protests over power cuts
President Adama Barrow is scheduled to address the nation on Tuesday night following the protests.
Zambian President Hichilema celebrates fan who gave him ‘village chicken’
Maggie Sapatu walked more than 800 kilometres to give Zambian President Hichilema a gift of "village chicken," while another supporter Jeremiah Tembo cycled 400 kilometers to attend the president's inauguration.
South Africa’s Romanda Hombir wins Miss World Africa 2026
Kenya's planned crackdown on foreign-owned small businesses sparks anxiety
OPINION
Asuman Kiyingi
Why Uganda should revisit the Gaza deployment plan
Uganda has committed approximately 1,200 personnel to a proposed 20,000-strong, US-led force commanded by US Major General Jasper Jeffers.
Abdinasir Ahmed Bashir
Why strategic communication is essential to Somalia’s state-building journey
Monique Wasunna
How a one-day cure could finally eliminate sleeping sickness in Africa
By
Sare Şanlı
Africa is selling time, not minerals
By
Kabir Adamu
Redrawing the Sahel: How new alliances are changing West African security
Why Uganda should revisit the Gaza deployment plan
Uganda has committed approximately 1,200 personnel to a proposed 20,000-strong, US-led force commanded by US Major General Jasper Jeffers.
Abdinasir Ahmed Bashir
Why strategic communication is essential to Somalia’s state-building journey
Monique Wasunna
How a one-day cure could finally eliminate sleeping sickness in Africa
By
Sare Şanlı
Africa is selling time, not minerals
By
Kabir Adamu
Redrawing the Sahel: How new alliances are changing West African security
Load more