Victony Enters New Era With ‘Starlife,’ a Document of His Evolution
Victony discusses ‘Starlife’ as a reflection of his growth and the emotional challenges of his come-up story in a new interview with The NATIVE.
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US Senate Quietly Advances AGOA Renewal Through Trump’s Term
The US Senate has moved to renew AGOA for two years, extending it through Trump’s term. Trade lobbyists say the House is likely to adopt the extension.
How a $700m Rescue Plan Turned Ghana’s VALCO Smelter into a Political Flashpoint
A $700 million rescue plan for Ghana’s historic VALCO smelter has become a political flashpoint, igniting privatisation fears and pulling President Mahama’s brother into the controversy.
Raila Junior aims to inherit father’s Nairobi political base
Raila Odinga Junior is moving to claim his father’s political legacy, with Nairobi’s Kibra constituency as his primary target.
Seven Airlines Supply Russia’s Africa Corps in the Sahel
A report by the Center for Advanced Defense Studies details how seven airlines, including Russian and African state-owned operators, supply Africa Corps bases in Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger.
US missionary freed in Niger after quiet US engagement with Sahel juntas
American missionary Kevin Rideout has been freed after nine months in captivity in the Sahel, following discreet security cooperation between Washington and the region’s military governments.
‘Our democracy needs a lot of repair work’: Trevor Manuel on South Africa’s stagnation
In a wide-ranging interview, Trevor Manuel reflects on South Africa’s inertia, the lost opportunities after Polokwane, and the urgent need for democratic repair.
Uber and Pony.ai to Deploy 2,000 Robotaxis Across Four European Cities
Uber and Pony.ai are teaming up to bring 2,000 robotaxis to four European cities, expanding their partnership and advancing the commercialization of autonomous ride-hailing.
US Courts to Disclose Spyware Use in Wiretaps Starting 2029
The U.S. judiciary will publish data in 2029 on how often judges approve wiretaps that use spyware, marking the first public count of such FBI operations.
Natural gas pivot by hyperscalers could backfire as price forecast warns of tripling
A new forecast warns that natural gas prices could triple in some U.S. regions, leaving hyperscalers unprepared for potential price shocks as demand from AI data centers collides with supply constraints.