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Liberia Introduces Satellite Communication Rules to Bridge Digital Divide
Liberia's telecommunications regulator has adopted a new regulatory framework for satellite communications,…
Airtel Africa, Starlink Launch Satellite-to-Phone Service in DR Congo
Airtel Africa and SpaceX’s Starlink have launched a satellite-to-phone service in the…
Benin’s Industrial Transformation Gains Momentum as Afreximbank Backs Local Manufacturing
Benin is accelerating its industrial transformation by expanding local processing, strengthening energy…
Ghana Partners with Digital Policy Groups to Strengthen Digital Governance
Ghana’s Ministry of Communication, Digital Technology and Innovations has partnered with Digital…
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Namibia’s Two National Days Reflect a History of Resistance and Genocide
Namibia’s national calendar carries two days that look back at defining moments in the country’s history: Heroes’ Day, which honours…
ECA Urges African Gov’ts to Treat Health as an Investment Amid Funding Crisis
African governments must approach health financing as an investment in economic growth rather than a spending burden, the UN Economic…
US, Botswana Deepen Defence Ties after Southern Accord 2026
Botswana and the United States are deepening their defence cooperation after a joint military exercise in Gaborone that expanded training…
AfDB Pushes for New Financing to Restore Africa’s Degraded Land
The African Development Bank (AfDB) has called for more financing for land restoration in Africa’s fragile and conflict-affected regions, arguing…
Funding Cuts Force Closure of 205 Health Facilities in Somalia, UNICEF Warns
UNICEF has called for urgent action to protect children in Somalia as cuts in humanitarian funding continue to disrupt essential…
Namibia Shipwreck Offers New Insight Into Africa’s 16th-Century Ivory Trade
A 16th-century Portuguese shipwreck discovered off Namibia’s coast is offering new insight into Africa’s historic trade networks after scientific analysis…
Over 2M People in Central African Republic Face Acute Food Insecurity: WFP
More than 2 million people in the Central African Republic are projected to face acute food insecurity between April and…
