In a digital era where connectivity is king, Africa is not lagging behind! Recent data unveils a surprising list of African nations leading the charge with lightning-fast internet speeds. Buckle up as we unveil the top 10 countries where streaming, gaming, and surfing are smoother than ever before. 1. Egypt 🇪🇬: Setting the Pace Egypt … Read More “Blazing Ahead: Africa’s Top 10 Countries with Lightning-Fast Internet Speeds Revealed!”” »
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Renowned Kenyan opposition leader Raila Odinga has thrown his hat into the ring for the highly coveted position of Chairperson of the African Union Commission (AUC), marking a pivotal moment in the continent’s political landscape. With his announcement, Odinga aims to chart a new course for the African Union, promising transformative leadership and a commitment … Read More “Raila Odinga Announces Candidacy for African Union Commission Chairperson, Pledges to Transform Leadership” »
In a significant escalation of efforts to combat insurgency in the Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), South Africa has announced the deployment of 2900 soldiers to the region. This decision marks a notable shift in strategy and underscores the growing international concern over the worsening security situation in one of Africa’s most volatile regions. … Read More “South Africa’s Bold Move: 2900 Soldiers Deployed to Tackle Congo Insurgency” »
Africa’s aviation industry has seen immense growth over the years. With increased demand for flight, connectivity within the continent and to the rest of the world, it is only right that there is an equivalent growth in the number of pilots available. Thankfully, there are schools within the continent where individuals can receive adequate training … Read More “Top Flight Schools in Africa” »
A week ago, Twitter user “@amorgxn” took to Twitter to share her horrifying experience using Always sanitary pads. According to her, the pad caused a rash that eventually landed her in the hospital, where she was treated for necrotising fasciitis and septic shock. She went through multiple surgeries and spent weeks healing at the hospital. … Read More “Always Sanitary Products are Causing Real Harm to African Women” »
The main action in the London Court will only begin in 2024. In view of the published news that the London Court determines the freezing of Isabel dos Santos’ assets, the following: The founding shareholders of Unitel S.A. approved in 2010 at the General Meeting a plan for the internationalization of the mobile operator, and … Read More “Isabel dos Santos’ lawyers clarify that the freezing of assets is nothing but a precautionary measure” »
A Professor of Pharmaceutical Nanoscience Ijeoma Uchegbu known for her ground-breaking work in nanoparticle drug delivery, has been announced as the 7th President of Wolfson College, one of of the University of Cambridge. She is set to assume the role on October 1, 2024, succeeding the current President, Professor Jane Clarke. Presently serving as a … Read More “Nigerian Professor, Ijeoma Uchegbu Becomes Cambridge University President” »
The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) Court of Justice issued an order on Friday demanding the immediate release of Mohamed Bazoum, Niger’s president, who has been under captivity since the July 26 coup, along with his family. The judge, who convened in Abuja, declared that the military authorities in Niamey must release all … Read More “ECOWAS Court Orders Immediate Release of Mohamed Bazoum” »
In mid-November, Cape Town hosted the Africa Tech Festival, the continent’s largest and most influential tech event, where thousands of corporate, start-up, civil society and government leaders convened to forge the ties needed to accelerate Africa’s digitalisation and unlock its economic potential. While promising, Africa’s rapid surge of broadband connectivity in recent years has created … Read More “Local innovation partnerships creating a promising foundation for Africa’s digital revolution” »
UK immigration minister Robert Jenrick has tendered his resignation over the new government legislation concerning the Rwanda asylum transfer scheme, citing that the proposed law “falls short of expectations.” The government’s plan to transfer certain asylum seekers awaiting decisions on their claims to Rwanda has faced legal challenges since its announcement in April 2022. Despite … Read More “New Rwanda Asylum Law Forces UK Immigration Minister to Resign” »