Seventy Years After Women’s March, South Africa’s Fight for Equality Continues
Explore the crucial role women played in dismantling apartheid’s pass laws and the ongoing struggles they face with violence, poverty, and unemployment.
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EU supports Weber on immigration, plans to strengthen Frontex and establish hubs in Africa
Il ministro Tajani sostiene le proposte di Manfred Weber del Partito popolare europeo, evidenziando strategie chiave per il futuro dell’Unione europea.
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EU Supports Weber’s Immigration Plan to Strengthen Frontex and Establish African Migration Hubs
Il presidente del PPE propone l’impiego di 50mila agenti alle frontiere dell’UE per rafforzare la sicurezza e gestire i flussi migratori. Scopri di più.
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Algeria, Cameroon, Malawi, and Morocco qualify for 2027 Women’s World Cup
Algeria, Morocco, Cameroon, and Malawi secure spots in the 2027 Women’s World Cup in Brazil by reaching the semi-finals of the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations.
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Evidence reveals South African special forces involved in murder of top detective
Discover the details of the prosecution case against eight men involved in the shooting of Frans Mathipa while driving. Uncover the shocking revelations.
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Ondata di caldo africano in Italia, previsioni sul termine dell’ondata di calore
Scopri quando terminerà l’ondata di caldo africano in Italia e le previsioni meteo per Ferragosto e oltre. Afa estrema in 19 città!
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Iran’s increase in executions highlights regime’s fragility amid declining confidence
Despite government repression, Iranian society persistently seeks freedom. Explore insights from Farid Vahid on the resilience of civilians in Iran.
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Watch Argentina vs South Africa for free: live stream details as Springboks get ready for New Zealand
Join South Africa in Buenos Aires as they gear up for Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry tour, showcasing thrilling matches and rich cultural experiences.
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Africa Faces Impact of Trump’s Toughened US Immigration Policy
The US tightens migration policy by raising bond amounts for visa applicants from 50 countries, including 30 in Africa, effective August 3.
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Argentina and Mexico support FIFA’s Infantino following Africa’s endorsement
Discover the current state of FIFA presidency as Norway calls for resignation while Argentina and Mexico support Gianni Infantino alongside Africa.
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Spain Faces Anti-Migrant Backlash Following Mass Border Breach
Explore how a recent border incident in a Spanish beach city ignites migration tensions across Europe, influencing policies and public sentiment.
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Africa supports Infantino as CAF unanimously endorses FIFA president
CAF president Patrice Motsepe emphasizes the importance of good governance as Africa backs FIFA’s Gianni Infantino, highlighting a unified vision for football’s future.
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Lindian Resources Faces Mining License Controversy Involving Regal, L1, and WAM
Explore rising tensions in Malawi as the CFO of a billion-dollar rare earths company assures investors in Kalgoorlie about solid state relations.
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Constant Omari urges Infantino to resign or pursue a vote of confidence as FIFA faces mounting pressure
African football leaders must recognize the changing authority of FIFA President Gianni Infantino, as discussed by a former CAF acting president in Le Monde.
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Ceuta and Melilla: Europe’s African border persists as a critical flashpoint in ongoing migration tensions
Discover the diplomatic tensions between Spain and Morocco over the two Spanish enclaves in North Africa and their implications for regional relations.
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Chad le Clos’s home destroyed by fire following his Commonwealth Games record achievement
Chad le Clos shares the heartbreaking news of his South African apartment’s destruction by fire, just after marking a milestone as the most decorated Commonwealth athlete.
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Spanish PM Sanchez criticized amid EU discussions on Ceuta border crossings
Discover how the majority of migrants have returned to Morocco from the North African enclave, exploring the factors and implications of this trend.
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Court battle starts over South Africa’s land law troubling the Trump administration
Trump claims the law targets white farmers for land seizures, linking it to the U.S. withdrawal of financial aid to South Africa. Discover the implications.
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New Initiative Launched to Address Client Challenges in Service Delivery
Explore the Trump administration’s aggressive stance against the International Criminal Court, highlighting the US’s non-member status and subsequent actions taken.
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Ibrahim Traore Confronts Challenges as Burkina Faso’s Popular Leader Faces Critical Reality Test
Traore’s sovereignty message gains traction across Africa, but his domestic record raises concerns. Explore the impact of his leadership and public perception.
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Ceuta Plans Traditional Catholic Celebration Amid Ongoing Challenges with Illegal Migration
Join Ceuta’s vibrant celebration of the Our Lady of Africa procession this week, showcasing resilience and community spirit amid recent challenges.
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Spain’s Enclaves in North Africa: Understanding Their Historical Context and Significance
Discover the unique Spanish enclaves on Africa’s northern coast, nestled along Morocco’s border. Uncover their history, culture, and stunning landscapes.
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Madagascar entrepreneur Hassanein Hiridjee aims to transform Africa with bold new plans
Discover how Axian Group, founded in Madagascar, expanded across 21 African countries in telecoms, energy, and banking, transforming the continent’s landscape.
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Kenya’s Maasai Mara ecosystem faces critical threats amid efforts to ensure its survival
Discover how recent court cases over new lodges are impacting the preservation of Africa’s iconic wildlife spectacles and the balance between development and conservation.
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Cape Verde becomes a fragile haven for persecuted African homosexuals facing isolation and challenges
Discover the most LGBTQ+ tolerant country in Africa, where many seek refuge from repression, yet face challenges due to the absence of an asylum policy.
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Dutch cocaine baron Bolle Jos gains power as viceroy in Sierra Leone
Discover how Jos Leijdekkers, Sierra Leone’s president’s son-in-law, continues drug operations from Freetown despite a seven-year prison sentence in the Netherlands.
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Spain erects 500-meter barrier in Ceuta following deaths of 67 migrants attempting to cross border
Spain erects a 500-meter sea barrier at Ceuta’s border with Morocco after a record surge of migrants. Discover the implications of this drastic measure.
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Spain installs sea barrier at Ceuta-Morocco border following deadly migrant rush that resulted in 67 fatalities
Spain has installed a 500-meter barrier in response to a surge of migrants in North Africa, aiming to manage the influx effectively. Discover more about this development.
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Russia Tightens Grip on Ukraine’s Black Sea Ports, Impeding Trade and Access
Discover how Russia’s attacks on Ukraine’s Black Sea ports are impacting global grain supply chains and increasing leverage over critical markets in Africa and Asia.
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Spain to build containment fence at Ceuta-Morocco sea border following influx of migrants
Spain is set to install a 500-meter-long containment barrier along the sea border of Ceuta and Morocco, enhancing security and immigration control.
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Migrants returning to Morocco from Spain’s Ceuta cite hunger and hostility as primary reasons for their departure
Ceuta faces a surge in migration, prompting thousands of returnees to North Africa as Spain plans to build a containment fence. Discover the impact and solutions.
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Ceuta migrant crossings lead to unfounded claims about situation in Spain
Ceuta faces a border crisis as 60,000 migrants surge from Morocco, sparking debate over Spain’s migration policies. Discover the latest updates and insights.
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Spanish Minister Blames Israel for Escalating Ceuta Migrant Crisis
Spanish Transport Minister Óscar Puente sparks controversy by linking Israel to Spain’s migrant crisis in Ceuta, igniting a heated online debate.
