Nigeria’s central bank wants to reduce inflation to around 21%, aiming to strengthen the undervalued naira currency. The governor, Olayemi Cardoso, plans to address inflationary pressures through a new policy.…
Sisi Tells Egyptians to Cope with Rising Prices, Defends Mega-Projects for Jobs President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi reassures Egyptians amid soaring prices, attributing economic challenges to the country’s historical reliance on…
Tanzania’s opposition, led by the Party for Democracy and Progress (CHADEMA), staged a significant protest in Dar es Salaam, calling for changes to the constitution to limit presidential powers and…
Namibian President Hage Geingob is heading to the United States for cancer treatment after a recent medical check-up revealed the presence of cancer cells. The 82-year-old leader, who previously survived…
Putin Meets Chad’s Leader, Strengthening Ties Amid Russia-France Africa Rivalry Russian President Putin met Chad’s leader in Moscow, as Russia seeks to expand influence in Africa, challenging former colonial power…
Ethiopia’s Port Deal with Somaliland Sparks Tensions: What You Need to Know Ethiopia has stirred controversy by leasing a port in Somaliland, leading to heightened tensions with Somalia. Ethiopia aims…
Farmers in France are upset and are blocking roads to protest against the government’s push for lower food prices and strict environmental regulations. Many farmers are facing financial difficulties, and…
Kim Jong Un’s War Rhetoric: Understanding the North Korea Situation In a surprising turn of events, two North Korea experts have raised concerns about Kim Jong Un’s potential preparation for…
French farmers are really mad at their government. They’re blocking highways and even caused an explosion at a government building. The farmers feel the government isn’t helping them enough, especially…
Tragedy Strikes Israeli Forces in Gaza: 21 Soldiers Killed in Deadliest Day In a devastating turn of events, 21 Israeli soldiers lost their lives in Gaza, marking the deadliest day…
