Russia Expands Military Influence in West Africa
Russia deploys 200 military instructors to Equatorial Guinea, tightening grip on West Africa and challenging Western influence.
Politics
Fugitive Zambian Lawmaker Arrested in Zimbabwe
Zambian authorities confirm arrest of Emmanuel 'Jay Jay' Banda in Zimbabwe, facing robbery charges
ISPs Claim Competition Ensures Good Customer Service, Despite Consumer Complaints
US broadband and wireless service trade associations argue that competition drives them to provide excellent customer service, contradicting consumer experiences and sparking debate.
Ghana's Former President John Mahama Secures Remarkable Comeback, Set to Return to Power
Ghana's former President John Mahama has achieved a remarkable political comeback, securing another opportunity to lead the country after his opponent conceded defeat.
Apple CEO Tim Cook to Meet with President-Elect Trump at Mar-a-Lago
Tim Cook becomes the latest tech CEO to meet with Donald Trump, discussing potential tariffs and EU antitrust actions affecting Apple's business
Armed Attack on Chad's Presidential Complex Sparks Fears of Coup Attempt
19 killed in attack on Chad's presidential complex, sparking fears of a potential coup attempt and raising concerns about the country's political stability.
Chad Terminates Defence Cooperation Pact with France, Citing Irrelevance
Chad's President Deby announces the termination of the country's military agreement with France, citing its growing irrelevance in the fight against jihadist insurgency.
Drone Hysteria in New Jersey Exposes Lack of Knowledge Among Elected Officials
New Jersey drone sightings spark widespread speculation, but elected officials' theories are unfounded and often absurd, highlighting a lack of understanding among those in power.
Gabon Schedules Presidential Elections, Ending Military Rule
Gabon sets presidential election date, raising concerns about fairness and transition to civilian rule after 2023 coup.