Maina wa Njuguna The US Senate just confirmed Air Force Gen. Charles Q. Brown Jr. to be the next chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff. As the Chairman, he will lead the Vice Chairman, the chief of Staff of the Army, the chief of Staff of the Naval Operations, he is the current chief of Staff […]
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Maina wa Njuguna Two Swedish oil company executives of Lundin Oil are finally in court to face criminal charges in what is alleged to be their complicity and war crimes against the people of Sudan. Mr. Ian Lundin and Alex Schneiter have denied the charges. The company sought the assistance of Sudanese government to help […]
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Maina wa Njuguna Israel’s beleaguered Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu yesterday ordered a plan to remove all African migrants in the country because they were a threat to the Jewish character of the state. This followed a violent fracas in Tel Aviv between Eritrean asylum seekers who oppose the regime in Eritrea, the pro-regime activists, and […]
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Maina wa Njuguna Tunisian authorities are alleged to be pushing Black/ Brown African migrants from Cameroon, Sudan and other countries deep into the desert by Human Rights groups such as Human Rights Watch. Extreme desert heat 40C (104F) and lack of water has left many dead. The authorities include Tunisian security forces such as the […]
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Maina wa Njuguna It’s sounds like fiction, or a storyline developed, and produced to capture attention and evoke deep emotions and feelings, but it is not. Six former White Mississippi (sheriff) police officers were recently indicted with 16 felonies stemming from the torture and abuse of two Black men. The accused are Christian Dedmon, Hunter […]
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Thandisizwe Mgudlwa – Cape Town, South Africa By promoting investments in Black-owned businesses, the Global Black Impact Summit will unleash a wave of economic equality and societal transformation, heralding a new era of diversity and inclusion in the business world, says the Black Impact Foundation (BIF). According to BIF, as the world increasingly acknowledges the […]
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Maina wa Njuguna The Caribbean region has continued to weather the economic storms better than many countries in the global south relatively speaking. Most of the region is expected to average 3.5% GDP growth this year, 2023 except for the republic of Guyana 🇬🇾 which is on an entire league of its own. Guyana is […]
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Maina wa Njuguna Gabon 🇬🇦 is the fifth richest country in Africa after Seychelles, Mauritius, Libya, and South Africa rounding up the top five per Gross National Income (GNI). In a headlining rare debt exchange deal, the country signed off $500 million national debt exchange for marine conservation of its rich biodiversity with Bank of […]
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Maina wa Njuguna Vehicles are selling like hot cakes even with all the economic challenges the world has been facing in the past few years. The global market for Automotive Manufacturing last year was valued at $2.9 trillion. The Covid-19 pandemic, economic slowdown in China which pushed growth in many other countries, high inflation and […]
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Maina wa Njuguna The US international Student visas (F-1) recorded a whooping 35% denials in 2022. The United States 🇺🇸 is the preeminent country for international students seeking higher education by a stretch. There can be multiple reasons for student visa rejections such as – incomplete application, application delays, insufficient funds, unpersuasive personal interviews, etc. […]
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