Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has taken a decisive step by approving a law that halts cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). This move is poised to complicate any efforts by Tehran to revive its nuclear program, which has been under intense scrutiny and pressure from the international community. The decision, made on a

As the sun rose over the bustling city, the air was filled with a sense of anticipation and reverence. The streets were adorned with colorful banners, and the sound of church bells echoed through the morning mist. It was National Prayer Day in Ghana, a day when the nation came together to seek divine intervention

Ken Blege, a renowned gospel artist, has recently graced the music scene with his latest single, ‘The Strings of My Heart’. This soul-stirring melody serves as a poignant ode to faith and devotion, resonating with audiences on a profound level. As listeners immerse themselves in the ethereal notes and heartfelt lyrics of this musical masterpiece,

Tomorrow’s 𝕏 discussion will delve into the captivating topic of Starlink, set for July 3 at 2:20 PM WAT (UTC+1). The event will feature participants from South Africa, Zimbabwe, and various other regions, coming together to explore the latest developments in space technology.. African countries like South Africa and Zimbabwe are increasingly becoming key players

Have you ever thought about the origins of traditional practices that we still follow today? It’s fascinating how the rituals of ancient civilizations can influence modern-day customs. A recent discovery shared on Reddit sheds light on an intriguing connection between the way modern Egyptians slaughter cows and the ancient Egyptian slaughtering techniques. Let’s delve into

Have you ever stumbled upon a video that left you in awe, challenging your preconceived notions and showcasing a world you never knew existed? Well, that’s precisely the kind of experience many Reddit users had when they came across a video titled “Nigerian Cowboy.” With 27 upvotes and 6 comments on the r/Nigeria subreddit, this

Traveling within Africa can be a challenging experience for many African citizens. The disparities and difficulties faced by Africans compared to foreign travelers, particularly Europeans, have sparked conversations about the unequal treatment and obstacles encountered by locals. One Reddit user shared a thought-provoking video highlighting the struggles of an African man navigating West Africa, shedding

“We Built This City,” a captivating limited series of photo essays by The Continent on African cities, transports us to Napata this week, under the guidance of Mogtaba Kanary. His words resonate with the echoes of a past life in Khartoum, a city once familiar yet now distant due to the shadows of war. Seeking

China has recently made a significant announcement that could potentially reshape trade dynamics between the nation and the African continent. In a move aimed at strengthening ties with its African partners, China declared its readiness to eliminate tariffs on imports from all 53 African countries with which it maintains diplomatic relations. This bold decision was

Ex Face of Delta Beauty Queen 2014/2015, May Ekayoda, is a Nigerian-Canadian Certified Home Stager, Interior Designer, Entrepreneur, and dedicated humanitarian. She is the visionary founder of M.E.H.O.P.E (May Ekayoda Helping Orphans & Protecting the Elderly)—a nonprofit organization born from a deep-rooted passion for serving vulnerable communities. May Ekayoda’s journey from beauty queen to philanthropist