Nigeria at 65: Reforms, Resilience, and the Road Ahead
As Nigeria marks 65 years of independence, the nation stands at a critical juncture, navigating a path of tough economic reforms. President Bola Tinubu’s reforms—scrapping fuel subsidies and unifying exchange rates—aim to stabilize the economy, but have driven inflation to historic highs, leaving half the population in multidimensional poverty. This economic pressure compounds other persistent challenges, […]
Mandla Mandela Reportedly Seized in Israeli Interception of Gaza Aid Flotilla
Mandla Mandela, the grandson of Nelson Mandela, has reportedly been detained by Israeli forces. The activist was aboard the Global Sumud Flotilla, a civilian-led mission carrying humanitarian aid to Gaza, when it was intercepted in international waters. Organizers of the flotilla condemned the action, stating their vessels were ambushed and attacked with drones and water cannons […]
Morocco’s Youth Protests Escalate Over Social Services
Protests over failing public services in Morocco have taken a deadly turn, with two people killed after security forces opened fire on demonstrators who stormed a police station near Agadir. What began last weekend as peaceful rallies demanding better healthcare and education has escalated into violent clashes, leaving nearly 300 injured and more than 400 arrested. […]
From Lava Lakes to Crater Ridges: Exploring Africa’s Hidden Volcano Trails
When most travelers picture Africa’s mountains, Kilimanjaro often takes center stage. Yet the continent is dotted with lesser-known volcanoes that promise equally thrilling adventures. From Cameroon’s towering Mount Cameroon and Tanzania’s sacred Ol Doinyo Lengai to Ethiopia’s fiery Erta Ale, these volcanoes offer hikers diverse landscapes, including rainforests, lava fields, and glowing crater lakes. The Virunga peaks […]
