Most Recent News

Security and Economy: How helpful is the US in Sudan?

For decades, Sudan was viewed by the United States with suspicion and even hostility. Listed as a state sponsor of terrorism, Sudan’s internal conflicts and human rights violations kept it.

  • 0

HARNESSING AFRICA’S GOLD MINE INDUSTRY

Many African countries have long debated how to ensure that mineral resource wealth contributes to long-term economic development. It is an especially pressing issue in resource-rich countries that perform poorly.

  • 0

United States envoy to UN visits Kenya, Ghana, Mozambique, as Biden releases $15 billion investment fund

  The Permanent Representative of the United States to the United Nations, Linda Thomas Greenfield, will travel to Ghana, Mozambique, and Kenya from January 25 to 29, to advance joint.

  • 0

Africans should be in the UN Security Council says merciful China.

China is advocating for a place for Africans in the UN Security Council. Chinese Foreign Minister Qin Gang has said Africa should have a greater voice in the UN Security.

  • 0

The Turnaround In South Africa Health Care

The United States made an important declaration on February 10, citing that South Africa, going forward will be classified as a developed country. They made this announcement at a time.

  • 0

AU, EU, US, Germany, Others Seal Food Security Deal

African Union, European Union, Nigeria, Spain, United States, Colombia, Germany, and Indonesia have affirmed their commitment to responding to the urgent food security and nutrition needs of hundreds of millions.

  • 0

US Announces Another $150 Million for Africa Food Crisis

U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Linda Thomas-Greenfield on Friday announced a $150 million package for Africa to help address food and humanitarian crises. Speaking before a gathering of over 500.

  • 0

US Donates Military Vehicles to AU Troops in Somalia

The United States has donated 24 armoured personnel carriers to the African Union peacekeeping mission in Somalia, three months after the deadliest attack in years on the U.S.-backed peacekeeping mission..

  • 0

Malawi Government Stops Plans to ‘Export’ Unemployed Nurses

Malawi’s nurses’ union is urging President Lazarus Chakwera to allow about 2,000 nurses to work in the United States and Saudi Arabia after the government ordered the plan to be.

  • 0

California beachfront land taken from Black family returned in ceremony

A century-old racial injustice was righted on Wednesday when the deed to Los Angeles County beachfront property that had been taken from an African-American couple was ceremoniously returned to their.

  • 0