INDEPENDENT UN experts have expressed concern over the role airlines and aviation authorities could play in the unlawful removal of asylum seekers from the United Kingdom to Rwanda, and the proposed “Safety of Rwanda” bill. UN Special Rapporteurs warned that…
United Nations (UN) Deputy Secretary General, Amina Mohammed says efforts must be made to address the underlying causes of terrorism and rebuild communities affected by the menace across Africa. She said that terrorists were not born, but created by the…
IN a significant legal development, US District Judge Alvin Hellerstein in Manhattan has ruled that BNP Paribas must confront a lawsuit alleging its complicity in Sudan’s genocide between 1997 and 2011. The French bank stands accused of providing banking services…
CHAD has issued a direct challenge to US military presence in another African nation, signalling its intent to terminate a crucial security agreement that governs the operations of American troops in the country. According to four sources familiar with the…
ACCORDING to forecasts from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Nigeria’s economy, which held the title of Africa’s largest in 2022, is set to slip to fourth place this year. Egypt, which claimed the top position in 2023, is also projected…
IN the fast-evolving landscape of technology, where innovation and insight shape the future, Professor Ojo Emmanuel Ademola emerges as a leading authority, heralding a new era of technological wisdom and progress. Serving as the Contributing Editor in Technology at African Briefing, Professor Ademola’s…
IN a strategic move to counter the growing influence of fast-fashion behemoths Shein and Temu in South Africa’s retail landscape, online fashion retailer Zando unveiled its international e-commerce arm, Zando Global, on Thursday. The burgeoning popularity of Shein and Temu, fuelled by the allure of…
A COALITION of churches in Botswana has raised its voice against parliament’s recent move to amend the constitution to incorporate gay rights, sparking a contentious debate over the intersection of religious beliefs and human rights. Botswana’s Minister for State President, Kabo Morwaeng,…
THE IMF has issued a cautionary statement regarding sub-Saharan Africa’s debt situation, underscoring ongoing challenges despite a decline in debt levels following a series of sovereign defaults. While debt-to-GDP ratios are projected to decrease, the region continues to face hurdles…
ANGOLA, the seventh-largest country in Africa, has long been synonymous with its substantial oil reserves, which have fuelled its economy for decades. However, a new chapter is unfolding in this Southern African nation as international attention shifts towards its untapped…
