Democracy stands as a beacon of hope for the African continent, offering a path towards self-determination, dignity, and prosperity. In a region plagued by historical injustices and ongoing struggles against imperialism and neocolonialism, the importance of democratic governance cannot be overstated. It serves as a powerful tool for dismantling oppressive systems, empowering citizens, and fostering … Read More “Upholding Democracy in Africa: A Vital Antidote to Imperialism and Neocolonialism” »
[ad_1] Ramkalawan made the statement during his intervention at the High Ambition and Partnerships for the High Seas. (State House) Photo license (Seychelles News Agency) – Seychelles’ President Wavel Ramkalawan said the primary task before the international community would be to support the swift ratification and domestication of the High Seas Treaty and simultaneously … Read More “Seychelles’ President calls for international community support for swift ratification of High Seas Treaty” »
[ad_1] Dakar, Senegal – In a significant crackdown on drug trafficking, Senegal’s customs authorities have seized more than one tonne of cocaine in the eastern town of Kidira, near the Mali border. This operation marks the largest inland drug haul in the country’s history. The intercepted lorry was found to be carrying 1,137 kilograms (2,506 … Read More “Senegal Makes Record Inland Cocaine Seizure in Eastern Town of Kidira” »
[ad_1] Kampala, Uganda – Several traders in Uganda’s capital, Kampala, closed their businesses on Tuesday to protest the enforcement of a new tax invoicing system that they argue will complicate their operations and increase their tax burden. The system, known as the Electronic Fiscal Receipting and Invoicing System (EFRIS), was introduced by the Uganda Revenue … Read More “Ugandan Traders Shut Down Businesses in Protest Against New Tax System” »
[ad_1] Cape Town, South Africa – Elon Musk’s satellite internet service, Starlink, is poised to halt its operations in South Africa by the end of this month, following issues with regulatory compliance. According to a report by the privately owned News 24 website, Starlink has informed its South African users that they will lose internet … Read More “Elon Musk’s Starlink to Cease Operations in South Africa-Reports say” »
[ad_1] Seychelles has also suffered from extreme weather with heavy rainfalls. (Seychelles Nation) Photo license Seychelles Meteorological Authority (SMA) will be better equipped to record and monitor rainfall and weather conditions during the next rainy season, with assistance from India to develop its early warning systems, according to a top official. The SMA’s chief executive Vincent … Read More “India to assist Seychelles in setting up advanced weather warning systems” »
[ad_1] TRADE promotion agency, ZimTrade has tabled plans to connect local companies to the Zambia Agritech Expo set to kick off later this week. The high-level event in Zambia showcases the latest agricultural technology, products, and services which include precision agriculture technology, irrigation systems, seed and fertilizer innovations, livestock management solutions, and agricultural machinery and … Read More “Zimbabwe: Zimtrade Targets Zambia’s Agritech Expo” »
[ad_1] MUKONO, Uganda – Deep in a forested area just outside of Uganda’s capital, the sounds of enthusiastic cheers and thuds echo through the trees as a group of young Ugandans grapple in a makeshift wrestling ring. Here in Mukono, under the bamboo poles and mud, dreams of professional wrestling careers are taking shape. Every … Read More “Wrestling Dreams Take Shape in the Mud: Uganda’s Youth Aim for the Big Leagues” »
[ad_1] Paris, France – In a significant international effort to address the humanitarian crisis in Sudan, world donors have pledged more than $2.1 billion in aid, French President Emmanuel Macron announced Monday. The announcement came at the conclusion of a pivotal conference held in Paris, which focused on rallying support for the war-stricken nation. The … Read More “Global Donors Pledge Over $2.1 Billion in Aid to Sudan Amid Humanitarian Crisis” »
[ad_1] Harare, Zimbabwe – In a surprising turn of events, charges against nine women accused of booing Zimbabwe’s First Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa have been dropped, according to local media reports. The women, whose ages range from 19 to 49, were initially arrested following an incident at a charity event in Manicaland province. Presidential spokesperson George … Read More “Charges Dropped Against Women Arrested for Allegedly Booing Zimbabwe’s First Lady” »