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Zuma’s visit to Morocco triggers a relook at SA foreign policy
Former president Jacob Zuma recently visited Morocco. Photo: Delwyn Verasamy/M&G South Africa’s foreign policy since democracy in 1994 has been committed to the advancement of human rights and international solidarity with the oppressed. It has...

Africa’s plan to bring electricity to 300 million by 2030 takes hold
Abuja. Nigeria is leading the way to make Mission 300 a reality. It’s one of Africa’s boldest electrification drives yet. The Mission aims to connect 300 million people in Africa by 2030 through national reforms, regional coordination, real-time...
#OpEd: Buhari, Galadima’s Revelation And Nigerias Field Of Landmines, By Adewale Adeoye
An epic event passed two weeks ago without significant notice. It was as if a giant comet scurried through the sky without anyone showing interest, or an incubus beast running on a tarmac without any notice from the control tower. In the bitter...

Nichols CEO on “pleasing” H1, UK growth and overseas strategy
Nichols, the UK-based soft-drinks business behind the Vimto brand, today (31 July) reported rising first-half revenue and underlying profits, even as the cost of investment in ERP weighed a touch on reported earnings. For 2025 as a whole, the...

Traders take stock of their lives amid reports of fear as Luanda tries to return to its routine
Traffic remains light on the capital's main roads, where armored vehicles from the Rapid Intervention Police and Angolan Armed Forces personnel are visible, deployed to prevent further disturbances. The few gas stations still in operation are...

Tunisia: Tabarka - Ain Draham, unique destination combining recreational tourism
Tunis – Nineteen sports clubs from Tunisia and abroad, notably from Algeria, have seized the opportunity offered by the natural beauty and clean air of the Tabarka–Aïn Draham region to hold training camps. This growing trend is establishing the...

With qawwali and couscous, a New York café is bridging cultural chasms – and winning loyal fans
A few months ago, when Sadia Khatri, a young writer from Karachi, was helping organise a tribute in New York for Sabeen Mahmud, the Pakistani human rights activist killed in 2015, she didn’t think twice before suggesting that it be held at Barzakh...

Dr Biteko to grace CHAN gala dinner as Burkina Faso and Central African Republic set to arrive
Dar es Salaam. The 2024 African Nations Championship (CHAN) continues to gather momentum as Burkina Faso and the Central African Republic (CAR) arrive in Tanzania on July 31, 2025 ahead of the much-anticipated continental tournament. Both teams...

Terrorism: A growing concern in West-Africa
- Advertisement - By Ricky Peters The Gambia finds itself in a relatively secure position, buffered by Senegal and its strong military. However, Senegal is facing increasing pressure from terrorist groups seeking to expand their reach,...

Trump’s banquet for Africa’s Lilliputians
The presidents of five West and Central African states – Senegal’s Bassirou Diomaye Faye, Liberia’s Joseph Boakai, Guinea-Bissau’s Umaro Cissoko Embaló, Mauritania’s Mohamed Ould Ghazouani, and Gabon’s Brice Oligui Nguema – recently visited United...

Behind bars and beyond scrutiny: Ohio jails deny migrant detention records
Newly released records reveal the Butler County Jail has become a key holding site for immigration-related detentions in Ohio, with more than 1,100 people held this year alone, according to documents obtained by WLWT through an Ohio open records...

‘Kindness Lands Him in Jail’: Lasana’s Tunisian Roommate Says
- Advertisement - By Dawda Baldeh Barely six hours after we published the story of Lasana Baldeh, a Gambian migrant who is currently serving a 25-year sentence in Tunisia, his host, Mr. Dacosta, has provided a detailed explanation of his story. -...
528 MLRS Systems: The Backbone of Egypt’s 2,018-Piece Artillery Force
Key Points Egypt boasts an arsenal of over 2,000 total artillery units at the ready Over a quarter of that firepower is represented by multiple launch rocket systems (MLRS), which are some of the most sophisticated military assets Are you ahead,...

Tuesday 29th July 2025 Football Match Fixtures
Carabao Cup Barnet vs Newport County International Friendlies Senegal vs The Democratic Republic of Congo Algeria vs Mauritania Friendly Matches St George Willawong vs Brisbane Roar Jong Sparta vs SC Telstar Chatham Town vs Bromley...

Fatal police chase crash on Brady Street leaves rideshare driver dead, community questioning pursuit policy
A police chase ended in tragedy on Brady Street when a fleeing driver crashed into a rideshare vehicle, killing a 28-year-old immigrant who was working to build a new life in America. RELATED CONTENT: Innocent man killed in Brady Street crash...

South Sudan Makes Offer To Trump In Return For Accepting More Migrants: REPORT
South Sudan has reportedly expressed a willingness to accept more illegal migrants from the United States but is asking for favors from President Donald Trump first. Following a weeks-long legal battle, the Trump administration finally managed in...

Authorities block repatriation of deceased driver’s body at Guerguert
HESPRESS English – Morocco News Society Hespress ENWednesday 30 July 2025 - 10:27 Moroccan local authorities at the Guergarat border crossing refused to authorize the entry of a Moroccan truck driver’s remains, sparking outrage among fellow...

No Chosen People, Except the Conscientious
Human beings are largely defined by choice, not by power and labels. Accordingly, there are only two types of people in different levels: The conscientious group in different levels and the non-conscientious group in different levels. Even from a...

Türkiye's defense diplomacy and the reconstruction of security in Africa
Türkiye's relationship with the African continent has witnessed a notable escalation in recent years, commencing from the early 2000s. In the context of trade and diplomatic initiatives, multifaceted collaborations have been established with...
Ghana Secures US$70 Million for Northern Climate Resilience
The Green Climate Fund (GCF) has approved $120 million for climate adaptation projects in Ghana, Maldives, and Mauritania, with Ghana receiving $70 million to bolster resilience in its northern regions. Developed by the UN Environment Programme...