The Permanent Strategic Framework (CSP), an alliance of predominantly Tuareg armed groups, reported in a press release 14 deaths, including eight children gathered in front of a school and six notables, killed according to the CSP by Turkish-made drones from the Malian army. Several civilians, including children, were killed Tuesday in strikes attributed to the Malian army in Kidal, a possible foreshadowing of the battle to come for this bastion of the Tuareg rebellion and a major sovereignty issue for the central state. The airstrikes have had a profound and distressing impact on the local population, exacerbating the…
Author: Ohene Anochie
Ohene Anochie
Senior Reporter at AMN News Agency, known for his insightful journalism and in-depth coverage of current events.
Rwanda has announced visa-free travel for all Africans visiting the country. This progressive decision marks a significant milestone in advancing the African Union’s agenda for seamless mobility and connectivity across the continent. Rwanda’s declaration of visa-free travel for all Africans is a watershed moment in the pursuit of a more integrated and united Africa. This move underscores Rwanda’s commitment to the ideals of the African Union and its vision for a borderless Africa. By removing visa requirements for all African travelers, Rwanda is actively working towards breaking down barriers to movement and promoting greater integration among African nations. This…
Egypt has announced its commitment to assist in the evacuation of approximately 7,000 foreign nationals through the Rafah crossing. This significant operation underscores Egypt’s dedication to providing support during times of crisis and reinforces its role as a regional stabilizing force. As tensions rise in Gaza, the safety of foreign nationals within the region has become a paramount concern. Egypt’s decision to facilitate the evacuation of approximately 7,000 foreigners through the Rafah crossing is a clear demonstration of its commitment to humanitarian values and its sense of responsibility towards the international community. The evacuation operation is being conducted in…
Burkina Faso has successfully repatriated fourteen military trainees who recently completed training in Côte d’Ivoire. The return of these well-trained individuals is expected to enhance the capabilities of Burkina Faso’s armed forces and contribute to the country’s ongoing efforts to maintain stability and security. The repatriation of the fourteen military trainees is part of Burkina Faso’s broader strategy to strengthen its armed forces and equip them with the necessary skills and knowledge to effectively address security challenges. The individuals have undergone specialized training in various aspects of military operations. The training program in Côte d’Ivoire is a testament…
In a decisive move reflecting fiscal prudence and sensitivity to the economic challenges facing the nation, Nigeria’s parliament has rejected a proposal to allocate $6 million for the purchase of a presidential yacht. The decision comes amidst growing concerns over the country’s economic stability and the need to prioritize essential expenditures. Members of Nigeria’s parliament convened to deliberate on the proposed allocation for the presidential yacht. Recognizing the urgency of addressing pressing economic issues, the parliament opted for fiscal prudence and rejected the allocation. Nigeria is grappling with a range of economic challenges, including inflation, currency devaluation, and…
Uganda, known for its rich natural resources, is currently exploring the potential of its copper deposits. This endeavor holds the promise of diversifying the nation’s economy and contributing to its long-term economic growth. However, a comprehensive assessment is crucial to determine the feasibility and economic viability of the Ugandan copper industry. Uganda is believed to possess significant, yet largely untapped, copper reserves. The exploration and potential exploitation of these resources could have a transformative impact on the nation’s economic landscape. Diversifying Uganda’s economy beyond traditional sectors like agriculture is a strategic move that can enhance economic stability and…
South Africa has called for the deployment of a United Nations force to safeguard civilians in Gaza, where recent escalations have led to growing concerns for the safety and well-being of the population. The call reflects South Africa’s commitment to promoting peace, security, and humanitarian principles in the region. The recent escalation of tensions in Gaza has raised serious humanitarian concerns, with reports of civilian casualties, displacement, and widespread damage to infrastructure. South Africa, alongside other concerned nations, is advocating for urgent action to protect the lives and livelihoods of the people affected by the conflict. South Africa’s…
In a groundbreaking report, UNESCO has highlighted a remarkable surge in the demand for African fashion both within the continent and on the international stage. This surge is not only reshaping the global fashion industry but also contributing to the empowerment of African designers and artisans. UNESCO’s report underscores that African fashion is no longer confined to local markets; it has become a vibrant and influential force on the global fashion scene. The unique blend of tradition, innovation, and cultural expression in African designs has captured the imagination of fashion enthusiasts worldwide. The burgeoning demand for African fashion…
In a pivotal development for Cameroon’s political landscape, Joshua Osih has been elected as the new leader of the opposition party. This significant appointment marks a new chapter for the party and sets the stage for heightened political engagement and discourse in the nation. Joshua Osih, a prominent figure in Cameroonian politics, brings with him a wealth of experience and a track record of active civic engagement. His background in both the private sector and public service positions him as a leader with a comprehensive understanding of Cameroon’s socio-political landscape. Upon assuming leadership, Osih outlined his vision for…
In a historic move, King Charles of Britain is slated to embark on a visit to Kenya, where he is expected to address the complex and often painful history between the two nations. This visit holds significant symbolic value, as it signifies a willingness to engage with historical legacies and pave the way for a more constructive future. The visit by King Charles comes at a time when nations around the world are reflecting on the consequences of colonialism. Kenya, like many African nations, has a history marred by the impacts of colonial rule. The acknowledgment of this historical…
