Namibia’s Visa Policy Change, Balancing Reciprocity and Risk
The new policy is seen as Namibia asserting itself and making waves. Emmanuel Bensah, an analyst for the African Union and ECOWAS, noted that Namibia’s stance reflects a broader desire…
Selekta Base BlowOut Festival Rocks Heroes Day Celebration at Borrowdale Racecourse
The roar of engines and the smell of burnt rubber create an atmosphere like no other sport. This year, the Selekta Base BlowOut Festival is revving up at Borrowdale Racecourse.
Chorus Revival Podcast Launch, A Safe Space for Men and Mental Health Conversations
Cultural expectations, fatherhood, race, and socioeconomic status can deeply affect a man's mental health journey. Unfortunately, nearly 1 in 10 men experience mental health issues, yet less than half seek…
iMoSyS Malawi at the Centre of Telehealth in Africa Post-Pandemic Era
iMoSyS Limited, a Malawi based ICT company is developing advanced telecommunication and information technologies to deliver healthcare services remotely, they will be targeting the first launch of the telemedicine platform…
Mozambique, Zimbabwe & Botswana Sign a $6.5 Billion Tripartite Railway and Port Project Agreement
President Mnangagwa emphasised the importance of proactive measures, urging his counterparts to mobilise domestic resources within the region rather than relying solely on international financiers. This approach aims to ensure…
Uganda Airlines Expands Routes, Launches Flights to Abuja, Harare, and Lusaka
Currently, Ethiopian Airlines and a few North African carriers serve Abuja, with Ethiopian holding a monopoly on routes between Abuja and East and Southern Africa, making Abuja-Entebbe one of the…
Kenya’s President William Ruto Sacks Cabinet Amidst Unrest
The violent protests in Nairobi served as a stark reminder of the power of collective action. Crowds stormed parliament, leading to clashes with police who responded with tear gas and…
The Growing Automotive Industry in Africa, Challenges and Opportunities
However, the "Buy Africa" initiative faces challenges. Local consumers often doubt the quality of products made by African businesses, which hinders their growth. This skepticism is common in many countries…
Biniam Girmay Becomes First Black African to Claim Tour de France Stage
Girmay's victory on Monday was historical. At 24 years old, he not only became the first Black African but also the first Eritrean and the first Intermarché-Wanty rider to win…
Tanzania Expands Transportation Network with New Electric Trains
The country has previously acquired 10 sets of locomotives and coaches from Hyundai Rotem Company, further strengthening their transportation infrastructure.
