Tanzania’s president blames foreigners for deadly protests after disputed election

DODOMA, Tanzania (AP) — Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan on Monday blamed foreigners for last week’s deadly protests following a disputed election in which two main opposition candidates were barred from challenging her bid for another...

Trump threatens military action against Nigeria: Musings on his real intentions

By Yusuf Bangura Nyon, Switzerland 2 November, 2025 [email protected] ———————————————— The article, ‘’Hypocrisy as Policy’’, by Global Geopolitics (attached) is a good reaction to Trump’s insane, but self-serving, threat to invade Nigeria under...

Tanzania's president sworn in after disputed election

Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan has been sworn in at a ceremony limited to invited guests following a disputed election that sparked deadly protests after two main opposition candidates were barred from running. The ceremony was held on...

Yeoville Dinner Club’s Sanza Sandile brings pan-African cuisine to the States

Jozi is not just home to the historical Apartheid Museum. In the vibrant inner city of Yeoville, African immigrants and refugees create markets and build community. The city also boasts a dining experience that brings locals and tourists together...

Inaugural Africa Wellness Congress takes place in Marrakech #Africa #Africanwellness #wellnesstourism

The first-ever Africa Wellness Congress drew around 100 people to Morocco earlier this month, offering strategic insight and operational guidance for integrating wellness into Africa’s economic development. With a theme of ‘Pioneering Investment...

Is Nigeria a Rich or Poor Country?

After months of careful research and years of following West African economic trends (both professionally and out of sheer fascination), I’ve put together what I hope will be a genuinely helpful exploration of Nigeria’s economic reality. The...

10 Forms Of ‘Art In Nature’ From The Nature’s Best Photography 2025 Awards

Take a closer look at how 2025’s best nature photos turn everyday wild moments into stunning stories of life on Earth. By © Genia Ikhfa Anindita, at age 13, of Haruai, Tabalong, Indonesia Every year, the Nature’s Best Photography Award brings...

Guinea-Bissau: Opposition members call for 12 activists to be freed

Members of the Firkidja di Púbis Movement, which held a sit-in in Lisbon on Saturday against Guinean President Umaro Sissoco Embaló, denounced “the kidnapping” of 12 activists in Guinea-Bissau who were going to organise a protest in Bissau. Yussef...

TAP IS EUROPE’S BEST AIRLINE TO AFRICA AND SOUTH AMERICA

TAP Air Portugal received two awards in Sardinia, Italy, at the World Travel Awards 2025 (WTA 25) ceremony, as Best European Airline to Africa and Best European Airline to South America. Sofia Lufinha, TAP’s Chief Customer Officer, who received...

Croatia vs Portugal: Comparing Digital Nomad Visa Options for Remote Workers in Southern Europe

As Croatia's digital nomad visa program celebrates its third anniversary with over 5,000 successful applicants, remote workers throughout Europe face an increasingly interesting calculation: remain in the Adriatic paradise that pioneered European...

Tragic Love Triangle Ends in Fatal Stabbing: Married Mutare Man Kills Soldier in Jealous Rage

Mutare, Zimbabwe – November 1, 2025 – In a shocking outburst of jealousy that has reverberated through the close-knit community of Westlea, a married father of two has been arrested for the brutal stabbing death of a fellow serviceman. The...

Emirates Celebrates Three Decades Connecting Kenya to Global Markets

Emirates marked 30 years of operations in Kenya on Thursday, having transported over 6.6 million passengers on more than 34,250 flights between Nairobi and Dubai since the inaugural service in October 1995, positioning the East African nation as...

‘Behind God’s Back’: the swami and the sea

Professor Ashwin Desai and Professor Goolam Vahed|Published 18 minutes ago 11min TO WRITE the biographies of activists rendered citizenless on the margins of empire is incredibly difficult. They often do not make the newspapers of the time, and...

Timing, Targeting, & Technology: Your New Collections Playbook

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Andrew O’Hagan: The book that saved my life

My father once told me off for something I said on the radio. I’d said that there were no books in our house when I was growing up. “That’s not true,” he said. “There was a big book in the kitchen for ages. It was yellow.” “That was the telephone...

Germany pledges support to women enterprises

The Government of Germany has pledged support for women-led businesses in Malawi and seven other African countries through mentorship, access to finance and business development initiatives under a programme pegged at €1.2 million (about K2.4...

Blue Eagles cry foul over Schumacher Kuwali deal

Blue Eagles Football Club has asked the Football Association of Malawi (Fam) to intervene in their dispute with Mozambican club AD Vilankulo. This comes after Vilankulo did not pay $3,000 (about K6 million) loan fee for striker Schumacher Kuwali,...

TotalEnergies Sees Quarterly Profit Slide

TotalEnergies reported a 2.4% drop in third-quarter earnings on Thursday, meeting expectations as the French oil major raised upstream production and achieved improved crude refining margins to help offset lower oil prices. Adjusted net income...

Rwanda: From Gatabazi to Cabo Delgado — the Hidden Thread of State Impunity

The assassinations of Félicien Gatabazi and Martin Bucyana, committed within twenty-four hours of each other in February 1994, remain among the most mysterious and consequential events in Rwanda’s modern history. When examined alongside the later...

UAE Joins US, China, and EU in Race for Africa’s Strategic Investments

The United Arab Emirates has reinforced its position as a key investment partner in Africa, ranking fourth globally behind the United States, China, and the European Union, according to Abdulla bin Touq Al Marri, Minister of Economy and Tourism....