“Transition to cleaner energy cannot be reversed” – US envoy to African Climate Summit

In a groundbreaking moment at the inaugural African Climate Summit, John Kerry, the U.S. government’s climate envoy, asserted that the global transition to cleaner energy is an unstoppable force, impervious to climate skepticism among world leaders. Speaking during a news conference in Nairobi, Kenya’s capital, Kerry emphasized that this transition is not merely a possibility […]

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Thousands Nigeriens protest in third day of rallies demanding withdrawal of French troops

Thousands of protesters in Niger continued their demonstrations for the third consecutive day, demanding the withdrawal of French troops, a request endorsed by the junta that took control in July. The demonstrators chanted slogans such as “Down with France! France get out,” echoing sentiments expressed since the July 26 coup. The military regime in Niger […]

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Inquiry reveals no arms deal with Russia as claimed by U.S. ambassador to SA

An independent investigation has debunked accusations that South Africa supplied weapons to Russia for the Ukraine war, President Cyril Ramaphosa announced. The allegations, made by the U.S. ambassador in May, had raised concerns about South Africa’s stance on the Russia-Ukraine conflict. The U.S. envoy claimed that the Russian ship Lady R, which docked at a […]

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Passengers celebrate as Lagos metro rail project begins operations

Lagos, Nigeria’s commercial hub, has initiated commercial operations for its long-awaited Blue Rail Line project. Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu and local officials celebrated the launch, offering hope for alleviating Lagos’ notorious traffic issues. The rail system aims to serve 250,000 daily riders, reducing travel time along the Mile 2-Marina corridor. Lagos, with its population exceeding 20 […]

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