Hamilton wants GP in Africa before retiring
Lewis Hamilton says he will not retire from Formula 1 until the championship returns to Africa, revealing he has pressed the sport’s leadership for
Iran war disrupts Africa trade
Escalating conflict in the Gulf region is disrupting global shipping lanes and sending shockwaves through East Africa’s trade network. Exporters warn of mounting losses
Africa’s AI Future at Risk
A new academic study warns that artificial intelligence adoption across Africa is accelerating faster than public awareness and regulatory systems designed to protect digital
Oil crosses $90 amid prolonged war fears
Oil prices surged past $90 a barrel after escalating conflict involving Iran raised fears of prolonged disruption to global energy supplies and shipping through
Western Withdrawal Boosts China Role In Africa
Burkina Faso and Mali, under post-coup governments, are ramping up defence procurement from China amid worsening insurgencies…reports Asian Lite News China’s expanding military presence
US Slaps Sanctions on Rwanda Army
The armed group is already under U.S. and United Nations sanctions over alleged human rights abuses and its role in a mass displacement crisis
No Military Fix in Middle East, Says Ramaphosa
The President reiterated South Africa’s longstanding position that there can be no military solution to fundamentally political disputes…reports Asian Lite News South Africa President
Congo-Brazzaville president vows to keep power
President Denis Sassou Nguesso launches campaign for another term as Congo-Brazzaville prepares for March 15 presidential vote. Opposition candidates enter the race but face
Congo and US agree to $1.2 bn health partnership
The US and the Democratic Republic of Congo have signed a $1.2 billion health partnership to tackle major infectious diseases and improve maternal and
Ramaphosa Slams US-Israel Iran Strikes
South Africa’s president has condemned the latest US and Israeli strikes on Iran as violations of international law, urging all sides to show restraint.
