Africa Braces For Trade Shock
End of US-Africa trade pact threatens thousands of jobs and exports as tariffs loom African manufacturers and workers are bracing for a major economic
UAE and Africa unite for tourism boom
UAE-Africa Tourism Investment Summit 2025 unites governments, investors, and innovators to strengthen sustainable tourism, infrastructure, and hospitality, unlocking cross-regional economic growth and strategic partnerships….reports
India, Uganda vow deeper ties
Minister of State Kirti Vardhan Singh met Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni on Thursday to discuss strengthening India–Uganda ties….reports Asian Lite News Union Minister of
Former Kenyan PM dies in Kerala hospital
Kenya mourns the death of former Prime Minister Raila Odinga, a champion of democracy and cherished friend of India, who passed away in Kerala
Madagascar Under Military Rule
Colonel Michael Randrianirina announced on Tuesday that a military council of the army, gendarmerie, and police has taken control of Madagascar….reports Asian Lite News
Deadly Fever Grips Senegal
Currently, there is no vaccine or antiviral treatment approved for human use against RVF. Senegal is facing a growing public health emergency as the
Protest Crackdown in Abidjan
The protest ban came just a day before the planned march, with the prefect of Abidjan declaring all gatherings illegal to “preserve public order”
Seychelles Chooses Herminie
Herminie’s win gives his United Seychelles party full control of government after it reclaimed a parliamentary majority during last month’s general elections. Seychelles’s opposition
India Builds Bridges at G20
Union Minister Jitin Prasada attended the meeting and held bilateral talks with counterparts from member nations….reports Asian Lite News India held talks with several
From Price-Taker to Price-Maker: How can Africa Reassert its Economic Sovereignty?
Despite global transformation trends, Africa is often seen as stuck in the past, with fewer growth opportunities compared to Southeast Asia or the Gulf…writes
