Topic: Africa

Every step, every goal, every victory by Kenya’s women athletes writes a new story — one where talent has no gender and dreams have no limits.

As the world becomes increasingly fragmented, the act of returning—of claiming space in a land where one’s ancestors may have once walked—is a powerful declaration. It communicates a strong message that, 'We were never lost.'

The International Day for Women and Girls of African Descent exists not just to celebrate, but to confront painful truths. For the African girl growing up in a world that rarely sees her as enough, today is a reminder that she is more than enough.

The General Council shapes agendas on customs modernisation, SME financing, digital trade, sustainability and dispute resolution, areas where African perspectives have long sought greater weight.

The problem is not in helping family. Young people are more than willing to help when they can. The problem is with the entitled demands and emotional blackmail usually associated. In some cases, the same relatives never assisted the young adult in accomp

Muammar Gaddafi took control of Libya in 1969, ruling for 42 years with a grip on power that stifled true elections and swiftly quashed opposition. He was ultimately overthrown during the Arab Spring in 2011.

Africa Day is a constant reminder of the need to continue developing the continent in honour of our forefathers, who were derailed by the chains of colonialism and neocolonialism.

African heads of state need to rise and ensure that they rise as one and awaken the dead giant. This is by utilizing the resources we have to build the continent and eliminate the challenges that we are facing.

Raila Odinga is running for AU Chairperson focusing on unity, economic growth, and a better future for Africa. Can he overcome the challenges and win?

The Global Rise of Women-Only Communities and Villages have long existed as spaces of refuge and empowerment.In Africa, Asia, Europe, and America, these enclaves are providing women with opportunities to live free from fear and oppression. For instance,

The jewellery industry has also taken notice, offering a wide range of options, from minimal studs to ornate rings, catering to both traditional and contemporary tastes. This accessibility has only fueled their popularity, making nose rings a unifying tre