Faith Nyasuguta Pope Leo XIV has concluded a high-stakes, ten-day apostolic journey across Algeria, Cameroon, Angola, and Equatorial Guinea, leaving behind a trail of pointed political rebukes. In a tour defined by bluntness rather than traditional diplomatic vagueness, the Pontiff used his platform to expose systemic graft, human rights abuses, and the international arms trade, […]
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Wayne Lumbasi France is in the final stages of a diplomatic and financial maneuver to provide a $108 million (€100 million) loan to South Africa, specifically targeting the deepening infrastructure crisis within the nation’s metropolitan centers. The French Ambassador to South Africa, David Martinon, confirmed the status of the negotiations on Tuesday, April 21, 2026, […]
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Faith Nyasuguta Russia is expanding its military reach across West Africa, using the port of Conakry as a key transit hub to move weapons and equipment into Mali. What appears to be routine maritime traffic is, in reality, a calculated supply chain allowing Moscow to strengthen its presence in the Sahel while sidestepping Western sanctions. […]
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Faith Nyasuguta A devastating incident in Shreveport has left eight children dead in what authorities describe as a domestic violence shooting inside their family home. The children, aged between early childhood and young teens, were allegedly killed by their father, who later died following a confrontation with police after fleeing the scene. Two adults were […]
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Faith Nyasuguta A powerful investigation by BBC is bringing long-buried stories to light in Kenya, where children born near a British military base are finally discovering the truth about absent fathers – many of them linked to the British Army. For years, some of these children were told their fathers were dead. Nine-year-old “Edward” grew […]
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Wayne Lumbasi The governments of Brazil, Mexico, and Spain have formed a resolute diplomatic front to demand absolute respect for Cuba’s sovereignty, marking a significant realignment of influence within the Ibero-American sphere. In a joint statement issued following the IV Summit in Defense of Democracy, these three nations articulated a forceful defense of international law […]
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Wayne Lumbasi The call for a fundamental restructuring of the global financial architecture has gained significant momentum following President Cyril Ramaphosa’s recent address at the Global Progressive Mobilisation Plenary in Spain. The South African leader argued that the current international order remains tethered to a post-World War II framework that disproportionately favors Western interests while […]
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Faith Nyasuguta Nigeria is facing a growing contradiction at the heart of its oil industry – shipping out millions of barrels of crude while its largest refinery fights to stay fully operational. New data shows the country exported 55.39 million barrels of crude oil in just the first two months of 2026, even as domestic […]
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Faith Nyasuguta World Athletics has shut down attempts by 11 elite athletes to switch allegiance to Turkey, calling the move part of a “coordinated recruitment strategy” driven by lucrative state-backed deals. The group included top names from across the track world – five Kenyans, four Jamaicans, a Nigerian, and a Russian. Among them were marathon […]
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Faith Nyasuguta Cameroon is turning up the heat on its gold sector, rolling out tough new conditions that could reshape how foreign mining companies operate – especially in the resource-rich East Region. In a decisive move to regain control over a largely informal and loosely regulated industry, authorities now require mining firms to meet strict […]
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