Morocco Earns Widespread Praise for Hosting ‘Successful’ Africa Cup of Nations
Morocco has earned widespread praise for its organization of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations, drawing commendation from players, officials,...
Morocco’s Long-Term Planning Shapes Africa Cup of Nations 2025
Morocco began planning the infrastructure and operational framework for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations more than four years before...
Africa’s Growth Future Lies in Value-Added Trade, WTO Chief Says
Africa can anchor a new model of global growth by moving beyond commodity dependence and expanding value-added production integrated into...
Morocco Leverages AFCON 2025 to Boost Global Tourism Visibility
As the Africa Cup of Nations 2025 enters its final stages, Moroccan officials are using the tournament to promote the...
Moroccan Press Slams South Africa Coach’s AFCON Remarks
The Moroccan press sharply criticized South Africa coach Hugo Broos, calling his comments on the African Cup of Nations “strange.”...
Africa’s Gender Movement Needs a New Framework
A Pan-African conversation hosted by HERizon Africa on Monday challenged long-standing assumptions about how the global gender gap should be...
Ethiopia’s Amhara Peace Pact Reflects a Broader Shift
Peace accord highlights new approach to regional unrest and national unity
Africa Urged to Tackle Illicit Tobacco Trade as Global Treaty Talks Close
African institutions and global health officials are calling for stronger action against the illicit tobacco trade, warning that illegal flows...
Can Africa Turn Its G20 Seat Into Real Influence?
As South Africa hosts the 2025 summit, the continent seeks to convert symbolic inclusion into global policy impact
Ethiopia’s Bale Mountains Open New Paths in Sustainable Tourism
Rising 4,377 meters above sea level, Tullu Dimtu stands as the second-highest peak in Ethiopia and the crown of the...
‘Two Days Without a Penny’: Ethiopia’s Fuel Crisis Through the Eyes of Drivers
Ethiopia faces a sharp fuel shortage, and transport workers across the capital report losing days of income in long queues....
South Africa’s Kusile Power Station Reaches Full Capacity, Ending Years of Setbacks
South Africa’s Eskom Kusile Power Station is now operating at full commercial capacity, marking a generational shift in the country’s...
Young Ethiopian Founders Turn Ideas Into Real Solutions
At the beginning, all they had was an idea and the uneasy sense that they did not yet know what...
Côte d’Ivoire Pushes for More Inclusive, Efficient African Financial System
Côte d’Ivoire Prime Minister Robert Beugré Mambé called for reforms to make Africa’s financial system more inclusive and efficient as...