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South Africa, Egypt, Morocco Top Jeune Afrique’s African Performance Index

South Africa has been ranked as the top-performing country in Africa with an overall score of…

AfDB at 60: Time to reclaim the zeal of its visionary reformers

At its sixtieth anniversary, the African Development Bank (AfDB) stands on foundations laid by every one…

U.S. Ambassador Ervin Massinga Calls for Peace Amid Ethiopia’s Ongoing Conflicts

The United States Ambassador to Ethiopia, Ervin Massinga, issued a strong call for peace and stability…

U.S. Ambassador Visits Tigray IDP Camps to Highlight Humanitarian Aid Efforts

U.S. Ambassador to Ethiopia, Ervin Massinga, visited the Tigray Region on Tuesday to observe firsthand the…

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Russian Team Uncovers 6,000-Year-Old Cattle Cult Burial in Sudan’s Nubian Desert

A Russian archaeological expedition has uncovered a remarkable 6,000-year-old ritual cattle burial in Sudan’s Nubian Desert,…

Kenya Renews Push for Gender Equality on International Women’s Day

Kenya commemorated International Women’s Day on Saturday with firm commitments to accelerate gender equality, emphasizing its…

Ramadan in the Comoros: Island Traditions of Faith and Community

In the Comoros, an island nation where Islamic tradition intertwines with Bantu heritage, the holy month…

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Amhara Fano Welcome U.S. Call to End Hostilities, Demand Accountability in Ethiopia

The Amhara Fano National Force (AFNF), a prominent political entity representing the Amhara ethnic group in Ethiopia, has publicly welcomed…

By Taha Sakr 10 Min Read

Uganda Approves Controversial Law Allowing Military Trials for Civilians Despite Court Ban

In a move that has sparked widespread criticism from opposition figures and human rights organizations, the Ugandan Parliament has passed…

By Taha Sakr 4 Min Read

Ethiopia’s Port Ambitions Raise Eritrean Fears: Will Assab Become a New Flashpoint?

In one of the most geopolitically sensitive and intertwined regions of the Horn of Africa, Eritrea’s Assab Port is emerging…

By Taha Sakr 6 Min Read

International Court of Justice Rules in Favor of Equatorial Guinea in Island Dispute with Gabon

In a landmark decision, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in The Hague has ruled in favor of Equatorial Guinea,…

By Taha Sakr 2 Min Read

Can Ramaphosa’s Washington Visit Reset Frayed U.S.-South Africa Relations?

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa is visiting Washington this week in a high-stakes diplomatic effort to reset relations with the…

By Taha Sakr 7 Min Read

Japan Pledges $17.4 Million to Boost Ethiopia’s Infectious Disease Control Efforts

 Japan has signed a $17.4 million grant agreement with Ethiopia to support the country’s efforts to strengthen infectious disease control,…

By Taha Sakr 3 Min Read

Ethiopian Health Workers Launch Nationwide Strike Over Low Pay and Poor Working Conditions

Addis Ababa, Ethiopia — Ethiopian health workers have embarked on a full-scale strike, escalating their demands for better wages and…

By Mesganawe Kefleng 5 Min Read