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The gold conflict in Sudan: How did the mines become fuel for war and a source of funding for armed groups?

Amnah Hassan wrote: The United Nations confirmed that competition for natural resources, especially gold, remains one of the most prominent factors that…

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Border measures: Why is Canada tightening restrictions on the Democratic Republic of Congo?

In a move reflecting growing international concerns about the spread of the Ebola virus, the Canadian government announced stricter travel restrictions, as reported by Amna Hassan.

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Libya affirms its continental presence by participating in the proceedings of the seventh legislative session of the African Parliament.

كتب: محمد رجب تشارك ليبيا في أعمال الدورة التشريعية السابعة والجلسة العادية الأولى للبرلمان الإفريقي، التي تستضيفها مدينة ميدراند في…

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A court in Mali sentenced the former head of intelligence to 15 years in prison for conspiring against the government.

Written by: Mohamed Ragab. A court in Mali sentenced the former head of the internal intelligence service, Colonel Kassim… to 15 years in prison.

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The visa crisis escalates... Guinea responds with countermeasures against EU restrictions.

Written by: Mohamed Omran. Guinea has announced a series of reciprocal measures in response to the temporary restrictions imposed by the European Union on processing…

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$1.5 trillion awaits Africa... Will the continent succeed in transforming cotton into an industry that creates millions of jobs?

Written by: Mohammed Omran. The textile industry is no longer just a traditional economic sector, but has become one of the largest job-creating industries…

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From $20 billion to $100 billion: How is Aliko Dangote shaping the future of Africa's largest industrial empire?

Amna Hassan wrote that Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote, Africa's richest man, unveiled an ambitious strategy to transform the Dangote Group into a conglomerate…

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Democratic Republic of Congo sees a surge in demand for Ebola treatment as population's trust in medical teams grows.

Written by: Mohamed Ragab. Health authorities in the Democratic Republic of Congo announced that the number of suspected Ebola patients heading to…

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Member states of the International Criminal Court vote to dismiss prosecutor Karim Khan

Written by: Mohamed Ragab. Member states of the International Criminal Court voted to remove British prosecutor Karim Khan from his post, after…

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From heritage to global recognition: Young female artists revive African heritage by transforming threads into works of art.

  Written by: Mohamed Omran. In a country whose artistic identity has been linked for decades to painting and sculpture, Burkinabe artist Samira Simporé has begun to forge…

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