French state-owned nuclear fuel company Orano is considering selling its uranium assets in Niger. French nuclear company Orano is considering selling its uranium assets in Niger. Orano filed a legal complaint against the illegal detention of its staff and confiscation of its properties in Niger. The dispute intensified when Niger’s military authorities took control of…
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South Africa’s Health Minister, Aaron Motsoaledi, has dismissed media reports claiming the country’s HIV response is in crisis, despite the government’s struggle to secure new funding, following US aid cuts. South Africa’s Health Minister refuted claims that the nation’s HIV response is in a crisis despite recent financial difficulties. The U.S. government significantly reduced its…
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The United States is deepening its military partnership with Côte d’Ivoire, including plans for a drone base, as part of a broader strategy to recalibrate its presence in West Africa following its withdrawal from Niger. The United States is increasing its military cooperation with Côte d’Ivoire to reestablish its strategic presence in West Africa. The…
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The Government of Nigeria has announced the strengthening of its bilateral relations with France, a move that bolsters support for its creative infrastructure, securing concessionary funding that could rise from an initial €35 million to €100 million. The Nigerian government has announced a bilateral partnership with France to strengthen creative infrastructure. The Creative and Tourism…
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Smartphones have evolved into more than just communication tools; they are now digital hubs for work, entertainment, education, and creativity. The global smartphone market showed a 1% year-on-year growth in Q1 2025, indicating modest recovery. Leading brands adapted strategies to stay competitive amid shifting consumer preferences and tech advancements. Samsung and Apple retained their dominance…
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Despite global efforts to improve housing and reduce urban poverty, slums remain a defining feature of many fast-growing cities in the developing world. Slums persist as a major issue in many fast-growing cities within developing nations. Over 800 million people globally reside in slum conditions, primarily in low- and middle-income countries. India leads with approximately…
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