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The East African country of Kenya recently unveiled its blueprint for becoming an economy designated as developed.

Kenya unveiled a 30-year development plan aiming to become a developed economy by 2060.The roadmap focuses on increasing farm productivity, expanding export-oriented manufacturing, and boosting technology and innovation.K...

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Sudan, which has been drenched in a very violent civil war since 2023, has denounced a new set of US sanctions related to the war.

Sudan has rejected new US sanctions imposed over allegations of chemical weapons use during its ongoing civil war.Sudan claims the sanctions are politically motivated and not supported by credible evidence...

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Government officials across West Africa have given their full backing for an energy project intended to run through parts of Africa and Europe.

West African government officials and ECOWAS have officially backed the Nigeria-Morocco gas pipeline project.The pipeline will span 6,800 kilometers, connecting Nigeria to Morocco and eventual...

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On July 20, 2026, an Accra High Court in Ghana sentenced senior opposition politician Bernard Antwi Boasiako to 20 years in prison following his conviction on multiple charges linked to illegal gold mining.

Senior opposition politician Bernard Antwi Boasiako was sentenced to 20 years in prison by an Accra High Court for illegal gold m...

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Microsoft co-founder and philanthropist Bill Gates has recently advised that African leaders urgently need to invest in human capital and technology as foreign aid to the continent decreases.

Bill Gates urges African leaders to invest in human capital and technology as foreign aid to Africa declines.African governments face increased ...

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