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Sam Nujoma: Icon of Africa’s Liberation Struggle

SAM Nujoma was ‘a gallant freedom fighter and visionary icon [who] was the personification of Namibia’s and Africa’s heroic liberation struggle’, according to a tribute to the former President of Namibia who died on February 8, aged 95. In a statement, Adama…

South Africa Defies US Pressure On ICJ Case Against Israel

SOUTH Africa has reaffirmed its commitment to pursuing its genocide case against Israel at the International Court of Justice (ICJ), despite mounting pressure from the Trump administration, including financial aid cuts and political threats. South Africa stands firm amid US retaliation Foreign…

Barrick to Restart Mali Mine When Shipments Resume

BARRICK Gold is set to resume operations at its Loulo-Gounkoto mine in Mali once authorities permit gold shipments, CEO Mark Bristow confirmed on Wednesday. The Toronto-based mining giant has received assurances that the $245 million worth of gold seized by…

Kenya’s Bold Plan: Sending a Million Workers Abroad

Kenya is launching one of its most ambitious employment initiatives—exporting skilled and unskilled labour to overseas markets. With over a million job seekers entering the workforce annually but only a fraction securing employment, the government is pushing for international placements…

Dangote Peugeot Launches 3008 GT in Nigeria

DANGOTE Peugeot Automobiles Nigeria Limited (DPAN) has officially commenced the assembly of the Peugeot 3008 GT model at its state-of-the-art plant in Kaduna. This development marks a significant step as DPAN works to re-establish itself as a key player in…

Cameroon’s Paul Biya turns 92 amid re-election speculation

CAMEROONIAN President Paul Biya, the world’s oldest head of state, turns 92 on Thursday, maintaining his silence on whether he will seek another term in the October 2025 elections. Despite concerns over his health and governance, many, including the divided opposition, expect him to…

Ghana Probes 81,000 Ghost Names On Payroll

GHANA’S President John Dramani Mahama has ordered an investigation into the National Service Authority (NSA) after more than 81,000 suspected ghost names were discovered on its payroll. The revelation came after a headcount aimed at clearing arrears in allowance payments,…