A mix of domestic and foreign policies are at the heart of the frosty relations which has also impacted Vice President JD Vance’s much-anticipated first trip to Africa
A dramatic moment unfolded in the Oval Office when a pharmaceutical executive collapsed during an announcement of a landmark deal to cut prices on obesity drugs.
Zohran Mamdani's historic election as New York's mayor is the latest in a growing trend of African-born leaders, from Nigeria to Liberia, winning executive office in American cities.
It is not an accidental blackout, but a deliberate, planned power cut. We explain what load shedding means, the severe impacts on daily life, and which countries are forced to practise it.
From Princess Lalla Asma's current health mission to Princess Elizabeth's historic accession, Kenya has long been a significant destination for the world's royal heirs. Here is a look at the purpose behind their high-profile visits.
While Tanzania restores connectivity following a five-day national blackout, critical social media apps remain blocked. Simultaneously, users in Kenya report new restrictions on Telegram, mirroring a growing regional trend of state-level platform controls.
Being awarded the C.G.H. as a foreigner is Kenya's highest form of recognition. Meet the global leaders, diplomats, and investors who were granted the nation's most exclusive medal.
Japan is home to nearly 100,000 centenarians, a remarkable feat often credited to their national diet. But their secret to a long, healthy life isn't about exotic foods. We explore five powerful principles from their diet and how they can be applied directly to everyday Kenyan foods and habits.
Dr Jane Goodall’s groundbreaking work in Tanzania revolutionised our understanding of the animal kingdom. Her patient observation of wild chimpanzees revealed startlingly familiar behaviours, from tool-making and coordinated hunting to complex social bonds and organised warfare, forever blurring the line between apes and humans.
A social media ban was all it needed to spark a popular revolution that swept the government out of power, leaving 51 people dead and 1300 others injured as citizens took to the streets in the ultimate showdown with the regime.
From presidential palaces to prison cells, the fall from grace can be swift and severe. We dive into the stories of former world leaders who were tried, convicted, and put behind bars for everything from corruption to human rights abuses.
Presidents Paul Kagame, Ali Bongo, Lazurus Chakwera, and Yoweri Museveni are African Presidents who employed their own children to work directly under them.
Ruslan Obiang Nsue, a son of Equatorial Guinea’s president, has been convicted in a high-profile case over the disappearance and sale of a state airline aircraft. The court ruling carries criminal penalties and financial measures.
Equatorial Guinea has jailed Baltasar Ebang Engonga after a corruption probe found he diverted public funds tied to official travel. The case, which produced widely circulated private recordings and involved other senior officials, has intensified scrutiny of governance in the country. For Engonga, the countdown to 2033 begins.
President Donald Trump was spotted with bruising on his right hand again, reigniting concerns about his health days after covering similar marks on his left hand
Salah noted that the tribute was hollow and failed to acknowledge the circumstances that led to the death of Suleiman Al-Obeid aka 'Palestinian Pele' and confronted UEFA with questions of facts that he wanted people to know.
As the push to have U.S. President Donald Trump receive the Nobel Peace Prize gains traction with a strong pitch from the White House, more countries reacting are declaring support for the U.S. President citing his role in enhancing global peace and by taking the lead in resolving conflicts across the globe or negotiating ceasefires.