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FeaturedA Ghanaian man has sparked debate online after claiming that workers in countries like France, Germany, and Italy face tougher jobs with lower pay compared to the UK. His comments triggered mixed reactions, with many discussing wages, living conditions, and opportunities for migrants across Europe.
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has stated that South Africans are not xenophobic and remain open to people from other countries, amid rising tensions with Nigeria. This follows reports that Nigerian lawmakers threatened to boycott MTN Group and other South African businesses operating in Nigeria.
BreakingA man in Tanzania was reportedly trapped by a large snake after allegedly attempting to steal bananas from a farm believed to be protected by witchcraft. The incident has sparked mixed reactions, with some attributing it to supernatural forces and others to a natural encounter.
FeaturedHuman remains believed to be those of a missing 59-year-old Gauteng businessman were found inside a crocodile in the Komati River during an intensive multi-agency search operation in South Africa. Authorities say DNA tests will confirm the identity while investigations continue into the circumstances surrounding the incident.
FeaturedUS Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth faced his first major public reckoning before Congress on Wednesday, April 29, 2026, in a fiery hearing before the House Armed Services Committee — and the question of whether he personally advised President Donald Trump to go to war with Iran was front and centre.
Yesterday, April 23, Ghana paused to celebrate a man who is nothing short of a national treasure. Sheikh Dr. Osmanu Nuhu Sharubutu, the National Chief Imam and Grand Mufti of the Republic of Ghana, marked his 107th birthday — a remarkable milestone for a man whose life has been a living testimony of faith, wisdom, and selfless service.
African leaders meeting in Addis Ababa have agreed on a revised timeline to fully implement the African Continental Free Trade Area by 2027, with key protocols on services and investment finalised.
Wealthy nations have pledged $100 billion annually to a Loss and Damage Fund specifically targeting African nations most affected by climate change, in a deal described as historic.