Spotlighting Student Journalism Globally
Throughout the past few months, many massive protests have erupted throughout Kenya because young Kenyans want to take action against the government’s new tax hikes. Many have mobilized to spread this information through social media platforms...
China’s Current Situation In the second quarter of 2024, China’s economy had slowed down to a 4.7% growth, a slightly lower figure than their growth of 5.3% in the first quarter. In fact, China’s economy has...
Since 2021, Zambia has invested over one billion dollars into the education sector to ensure free education for its citizens according to an article from the BBC. This policy was meant to reduce the inaccessibility of...
Africa is undergoing a remarkable technological transformation (American Economic Association), fueled by innovation and the entrepreneurial spirit of its people. From mobile money to renewable energy, the continent is leveraging technology to overcome challenges and unlock...
Helen Sebidi, born in South Africa in 1943, is a globally recognized artist. Her art, which won the Standard Bank Young Artist award in 1989, has appeared in major exhibitions in New York, Washington, and the...
Climate change is emerging as one of the most significant challenges affecting the African continent today. Despite contributing minimally to global greenhouse gas emissions, Africa is disproportionately experiencing the adverse effects of climate change, particularly in...
Last Friday, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex arrived in Nigeria to promote the 10th biennial Invictus Games and champion mental health. Four years have passed since the couple stepped out as working royals and the...
Robbers on land are thieves, but thieves of the seas are called pirates. From the earliest ancient Mediterranean ‘Sea Peoples,’ Illyrians and Tyrrhenians, to the famous pirates of the Caribbean and Black Beard, pirates were impoverished,...
The Nigeria-Morocco gas pipeline project has reached a significant milestone with the commencement of initial topographic studies along the Morocco-Mauritania-Senegal axis. The Moroccan engineering and topography firm Etafat announced the start of these investigations, which are...
Last Tuesday, Zimbabwe introduced a new currency in the form of banknotes and coins — the ‘Zim Gold’ or ZiG — replacing the “worthless” RTGS dollar. Backed by $575 million worth of hard assets, the Zig...
