Wayne Lumbasi In a decisive move to reshape its economic landscape, Zimbabwe has announced new regulations requiring foreign-owned businesses in certain sectors to cede majority control to Zimbabwean citizens within the next three years. The policy is part of the government’s renewed push for economic empowerment and local ownership, aimed at giving Zimbabweans a stronger […]
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Wayne Lumbasi Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has revealed that the United States is advocating for the creation of a “free economic zone” in parts of eastern Ukraine as part of ongoing negotiations to end the conflict with Russia. The proposal, aimed at facilitating a potential peace deal, envisions Ukrainian forces withdrawing from certain areas in […]
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Wayne Lumbasi The United Nations has sharply criticised Uganda for deploying troops to South Sudan, warning that the move violates an existing UN arms embargo and risks destabilising the already fragile peace process in the country. According to a report from the UN Panel of Experts, Uganda sent armed forces, including tanks and helicopters, into […]
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Wayne Lumbasi In a move poised to transform the country’s health sector, Uganda has signed a five‑year health cooperation agreement with the United States, securing up to $1.7 billion in funding. The agreement, signed on December 10, 2025, comes alongside a commitment from the Ugandan government to inject over $500 million of its own resources […]
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Wayne Lumbasi The United States is preparing to introduce a new travel requirement that millions of visitors to provide five years of social media history before entering the country. The plan, announced by US Customs and Border Protection, is aimed at travellers from countries that use the Visa Waiver Program, which allows short visits without […]
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Wayne Lumbasi The United States has imposed new sanctions on a multinational network accused of recruiting, financing, and transporting Colombian ex soldiers to fight alongside Sudans Rapid Support Forces, a move Washington says is aimed at cutting off a dangerous pipeline worsening one of the worlds deadliest conflicts. According to the US Treasury, the network […]
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Wayne Lumbasi Nigeria has turned to France for help as worsening violence, mass kidnappings, and insurgent attacks continue to spread across the country, French President Emmanuel Macron revealed after a phone conversation with President Bola Tinubu. The request marks one of Nigeria’s most direct appeals for foreign assistance in recent years, highlighting the severity of […]
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Wayne Lumbasi M23 rebels are tightening their control over large parts of eastern Congo even as diplomatic efforts led by the United States try to project a path toward peace. While the recent agreement between DR Congo and Rwanda was presented as a major step toward ending the long-running conflict, developments on the ground show […]
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Wayne Lumbasi Authorities in Nigeria have confirmed the release of 100 students, aged between 10 and 17 years, who were abducted from St Mary’s Catholic Private Primary and Secondary School in Niger State. The rescue has brought relief to families after weeks of fear and uncertainty. The students were freed following coordinated security operations across […]
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Wayne Lumbasi Atlanta, Georgia, is increasingly positioning itself as “America’s gateway to Africa,” seeking to strengthen trade, investment, cultural, and educational ties between the United States and the African continent. The city’s effort comes at a time when traditional national-level channels with African governments are becoming more uncertain, creating opportunities for cities and diaspora networks […]
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