Africa’s Voice in a Shifting World Order: The Case for Dialogue, Presence and Reform
Recent high-level global forums have once again highlighted how rapidly the international order is being redefined, and how crucial it […]
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World leaders urge stronger global cooperation on digital development.
Global leaders meeting in Kuwait this week underscored that the path of digital transformation will depend not just on technological
Uber sees 20% jump in Q4 revenue, led by food delivery boom.
Uber reported better-than-expected revenue for the fourth quarter on Wednesday, although shares fell in premarket trading following the earnings release.
UK PM Starmer condemns Russian strikes on Ukraine’s energy sites
UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has condemned Russia’s recent strikes on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure as “barbaric” and “particularly depraved,” hitting power plants and leaving over 1,000 Kyiv apartment blocks without heating amid temperatures of -20°C. The attacks have caused widespread disruption, forced residents into metro shelters, and left key power facilities, including Kharkiv’s plant, damaged, while US-led peace talks continue in Abu Dhabi.
Iran Ready to Enter Fair Negotiations with the United States
Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian said the country will negotiate with the US under conditions that protect its national interests, amid rising tensions over its nuclear program and deadly domestic protests.
Israel Resumes Operations at Gaza’s Crucial Rafah Border Crossing with Egypt
Palestinians have started moving through the Rafah border crossing between the Gaza Strip and Egypt after it reopened for pedestrian
NPP Chooses Flagbearer Today as Candidates Seek 50%+ to Avoid Run-Off
The New Patriotic Party (NPP) is holding its presidential primary today, with five candidates contesting for the party’s flagbearer position. An aspirant must secure more than 50 per cent of valid votes to win outright, otherwise a run-off between the top two contenders will be held within 14 days.
Ghana’s Security Fragile Amid Rising Regional Threats
President John Dramani Mahama has warned that Ghana’s security remains fragile amid rising instability across the West African sub-region.
He identified violent extremism, terrorism and transnational crime as key threats, particularly along Ghana’s northern borders.
The President stressed that safeguarding the nation requires a collective effort beyond the security services alone.
US Embassy to Launch FIFA Pass for 2026 World Cup Visa Applicants
The United States Embassy in Accra says it will soon introduce a new system to support travellers heading to the
Senegal triumphs at AFCON as dramatic final sparks jubilation in Dakar
Dakar erupted into celebration late Sunday after Senegal won the Africa Cup of Nations, the second time in the last