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In an exclusive interview on a Tanzanian television trending on social media, South Africa’s former President Tabo Mbeki has accused African leaders for the poor functioning of the African Union and its accompanying structures. He was speaking after the African education day that took place in Dar es salaam Tanzania, as part of celebration of
By Colbert Gwain in Bamenda, Cameroon Prior to the popularization of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Africa, particularly in Cameroon, a significant amount of information about my village, Muteff, in the Fundong Subdivision of the Boyo Division, North West Region, existed online, especially on social media platforms. When I began exploring the AI world and its
Foreign Affairs Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa announced the decision on Monday, describing it as a necessary step to restore integrity and accountability in Ghana’s diplomatic missions abroad. “This is part of a decisive effort to restructure and overhaul embassy operations following shocking audit findings,” Ablakwa said. “With the support of President Mahama, we are taking
There is an evident split between the current Congolese President, Félix Tshisekedi, (pictured) and his predecessor, Joseph Kabila, after kabila was reported last April in Goma, the capital of North Kivu, an area controlled by the M23 rebels. Since then, Kinshasa’s anger has spiralled on kabila and the Congolese justice system is now on the
Following the start of a new Israeli military operation in Gaza, Western countries have decided to increase pressure on Benjamin Netanyahu’s government. EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas, ahead of the meeting of EU foreign ministers in Brussels on May 20, announced that the foreign ministers would discuss the possibility of reconsidering the community’s relations
As the Organisation for African Unity today, the African Union celebrates another anniversary this May 25th 2025, there is much at stake, evaluating what prevails in the continent, the economic deprevation, wars and crisis, as against the views and objective of Africa’s founding fathers. In this light, Moussa Ibrahim, Executive Secretary of the African Legacy
By Colbert Gwain @The Colbert Factor In the 1960s, an unlettered man named Bobe Fuchi Clement, nicknamed “I Think,” lived in Muteff village, Fundong Municipality, Cameroon’s North-West Province. His defining characteristic was never accepting anything hook, line, and sinker without profound reflection. I recall returning to the village one holiday and hearing from a cousin
Russias night time attack on Ukrainian cities Saturday, has been described by Ukrainian authorities as the largest airstrike against the country since the start of the war. After Russian forces launched the bombardment on Ukrainian cities, including the capital Kyiv, despites onging peace efforts, US President Donald Trump declared that Putin had “gone completely CRAZY!”
Amidst shifting winds of global trade, the African Developement Banks anual meetings for 2025, will begin holding from tomorrow May 26th to 30th in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire, at the Bank’s headquarters, under the theme: “Making Africa’s Capital Work Better for Africa’s Development.” This strategic theme calls on African member countries to look within the continent
By Colbert Gwain @The Colbert Factor As Cameroon prepares for the 2025 presidential elections, the nation is abuzz with anticipation and expectation. Citizens from all walks of life eagerly await the opportunity to elect a new leader who can address the country’s pressing challenges and propel it towards a brighter future. A recent survey conducted
