Ex-President Zuma Making a Comeback?
Zuma’s record as state president was devastating. However, for many South Africans, this no longer matters. Their dissatisfaction could help him make a comeback. For the African National Congress (ANC),…
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Expensive Cocoa – Rich Farmers
This article delves into the struggles faced by cocoa farmers in Ivory Coast as the global cocoa prices surge, impacting local farmers disproportionately.
45 Dead in Bus Accident in South Africa
At least 45 people have lost their lives in a serious bus accident in South Africa. The bus went off a bridge on a mountain pass and plunged into a…
Opposition Politician Faye Wins Election in Senegal
Opposition Politician Faye Wins Election in Senegal Until a few months ago, the opposition politician Faye was virtually unknown in Senegal. However, he has now surprisingly won the presidential election…
Water Crisis Grips Johannesburg: Struggles with Shortage and Infrastructure Failures
Explore the dire situation unfolding in Johannesburg as the city grapples with a severe water shortage exacerbated by a combination of factors, including a heatwave and crumbling infrastructure.
The Dying Fishing Village of Fass Boye
Located in Senegal, the coastal village of Fass Boye paints a poignant picture of despair and desperation among its youth, trapped in a cycle of poverty and limited opportunities.
Multiple African Countries Experience Internet Outages
Damage to undersea data cables has resulted in internet disruptions in several African countries. The incident occurred off the West Coast of Africa, with recent restrictions also reported along the…
Deaths in Attack on Hotel in Mogadishu
Once again, the Al-Shabaab militia has launched a deadly attack in Somalia during Ramadan: Terror fighters stormed a hotel near the presidential palace in the capital Mogadishu.
60 Migrants Die in Mediterranean
Rescuers have intercepted a boat carrying migrants that had drifted in the Mediterranean for days after a breakdown.
Child Mortality Significantly Reduced
Today, significantly fewer children under the age of five are dying compared to about 25 years ago.