Saudi Arabia announces $600 billion investment in the United States.
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Cape Verde launches TechPark CV, a $49M innovation hub as they aim to top spot West Africa’s tech sector
Developments in the African continent continues to witness a huge growth in the Tech aspect. Ethiopia has made a significant
“There is no law that criminalizes the possession of dollars in Ghana” – Malik Basintale argues in favor of Sammy Gyamfi’s dollar gift to Agradaa
Ghanaian politician, Malik Basintale has reacted to ongoing brouhaha surrounding fellow NDC member, Sammy Gyamfi. The Youth Employment Agency (YEA)
“Apologizing to Ibrahim Traore will be an insult to me as a four star General” – Says US General Michael Langley
United States General, Michael Langley has spoken about the critism he received from a large section of Africans and followers
Burkina Faso Military and Militias Accused of Killing Over 130 Civilians in Solenzo Massacre, HRW Reports
Solenzo, Burkina Faso – At least 130 civilians, mostly ethnic Fulani, were killed by Burkina Faso’s military and allied militias
US judge slashes $18 million damages previously awarded to Anas Aremeyaw Anas to $500 in his defamation lawsuit against Kennedy Agyapong
The American jury that initially awarded investigative journalist Anas Aremeyaw Anas $18 million in damages after finding Kennedy Agyapong guilty
Mali Shuts Down French Media TV5 Monde Over Alleged Media Manipulation
The raise to eliminate anything french surrounding the people of Mali is gaining momentum each passing day. Mali is reported
Burkina Faso reportedly made $18 Billion from gold mines since Ibrahim Traore took over office, they were previously paid $1 Billion a year by a foreign company
Development in Burkina Faso continues to be a step in the right direction in the Ibrahim Traore’s led administration. According
Burkina Faso killed over 130 civilians in March according to Human Rights Watch (HRW)
A recent report by Human Rights Watch (HRW), reported by the BBC, has accused Burkina Faso’s military and allied militias
John Mahama says African nations can become more self-sufficient, calls for cooperation among nations for a continental free trade
The president of Ghana, John Dramani Mahama, has called on fellow African leaders to collaborate as he shares his belief