Africa Must Wake Up or Face ‘New Slavery’

Africa Must Wake Up or Face ‘New Slavery’

Congolese spiritual leader warns against dependency, exploitation A spiritual leader from the Democratic Republic of Congo has warned that Africa risks falling into new forms of exploitation and dependency unless its people unite and take greater control of the continent’s resources and future. MFUMU Nkusu Kiambu Nzalampanda Nangola, who is leading a 13-member delegation of…

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Africa Must Wake Up or Face ‘New Slavery’

Africa: Aouar and Boudaoui Left Out As Hemdani Makes Bold Calls in First Algeria Squad for Afcon 2027 Qualifiers

New Algeria coach Brahim Hemdani has left out Houssem Aouar and Hicham Boudaoui from his first squad as he begins a new era with the Desert Foxes ahead of the TotalEnergies CAF Africa Cup of Nations 2027 qualifiers. Hemdani has named a 26-man group for the September international window, with established players including Ramy Bensebaini,…

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Sentech to showcase digital infrastructure and connectivity capabilities at GovTech 2026

Sentech to showcase digital infrastructure and connectivity capabilities at GovTech 2026

Sentech will participate in GovTech 2026, taking place from 21–23 September at the Durban International Convention Centre (ICC), showcasing its digital infrastructure, connectivity, media and skills development capabilities at a platform focused on shaping South Africa’s digital future. Held under the theme “Building Towards Digital Sovereignty: South Africa as Architect of its Digital Destiny for…

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Africa Must Wake Up or Face ‘New Slavery’

Africa: Angola and Nigeria to Publish Book On 50 Years of Relations

Luanda — Angola and Nigeria will publish a documentary book next year on the 50-year history of political-diplomatic relations and cooperation between the two countries, Angola’s ambassador to Nigeria, José Bamóquina Zau, announced on Wednesday. According to a press release distributed to ANGOP on Thursday, the diplomat made the announcement during a lecture entitled “Pan-Africanism…

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Africa Must Wake Up or Face ‘New Slavery’

Africa: Naanda Weighs in On Africa’s Correct Size

New York — Namibia says the United Nations’ adoption of the “Correct the Map” resolution is part of a wider effort to address the historical injustices suffered by Africa and Africans. Namibia’s permanent representative to the United Nations Ambassador Penda Naanda said the resolution goes beyond changing how Africa is represented on the world map….

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