Renowned speaker and advocate for Pan-Africanism, Dr. [Name], extends a cordial invitation to a thought-provoking event scheduled for this Friday at 2 pm in Istanbul. The gathering, tailored to African students, is slated to delve into the crucial theme of “Empowering Africa’s Future: Breaking Free from Neo-Colonialism & Embracing Pan-Africanism & South-South Cooperation.” This event
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa hailed his recent visit to the White House as a triumph, despite facing heated discussions with President Donald Trump over allegations of genocide. The encounter, which centered on issues of trade and investment, saw Trump raising unfounded claims of violence against white farmers in South Africa. While tensions flared during
South Africans are reeling after a meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and South African President Cyril Ramaphosa in Washington D.C. turned confrontational, with Trump leveling baseless allegations about the targeting of white farmers in South Africa. Despite efforts to dispel misconceptions and strengthen ties, the encounter highlighted a misstep for Ramaphosa as he faced
The United Nations commemorated the forthcoming centennial of Beijing’s historic Palace Museum with a captivating stamp release and exhibition debut at its New York headquarters. The event, named “Endless Vitality: UN Stamp Launch & Palace Museum Exhibition,” highlighted the rich cultural heritage and profound legacy of the former imperial palace. Co-organized by the Palace Museum
President Cyril Ramaphosa of South Africa engaged in a tense exchange with President Donald Trump during a meeting at the White House, where Trump accused the South African government of turning a blind eye to a supposed “genocide” against white Afrikaner farmers. Despite attempts to defuse the situation, the meeting highlighted strained relations between the
An activist detained in Tanzania, Boniface Mwangi, has been freed following Kenya’s demand for his release. Mwangi, along with Ugandan lawyer Agather Atuhaire, was held after observing opposition leader Tundu Lissu’s court hearing. While Mwangi is back in Kenya, Atuhaire remains in Tanzanian custody, raising concerns over foreign interference. President Samia Suluhu’s crackdown on observers
Foreign ministers from the European Union (EU) and African Union (AU) have reaffirmed their commitment to enhancing collaboration on peace, security, and economic partnership. The pledge was made during the third ministerial meeting between the EU and AU in Brussels, emphasizing the need to translate commitments into action. Against the backdrop of a rapidly evolving
In a report by AP, concerns rise over the Trump administration’s alleged deportation of immigrants to South Sudan, a move that experts warn could create a perilous precedent. Hassan Khannenje, Director at HORN International Institute for Strategic Studies, criticized the actions as potentially jeopardizing international peace and security. The administration’s decision to expel individuals convicted
The United Nations recently launched a special stamp series in honor of Beijing’s Palace Museum as it approaches its centennial milestone. The event, named “Endless Vitality: UN Stamp Launch & Palace Museum Exhibition,” highlighted the museum’s rich historical legacy and cultural significance. The UN Postal Administration released 10 unique floral designs inspired by the museum’s
The Italian Constitutional Court convened in Rome to deliberate on the detention of the Ocean Viking, a rescue vessel operated by SOS Mediterranée, for defying orders from the Libyan Coast Guard during a 2024 mission to save 261 migrants at sea. SOS Mediterranée’s act of defiance, rooted in the belief that Libya posed dangers to