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São Tomé & Príncipe is publicly backing Morocco - but what does this mean for the future of the Sahara?

São Tomé & Príncipe has expressed its support for Morocco in a dispute over the Sahara. The island nation's leaders met with Moroccan officials to discuss the situation- but what could come from their discussions?

KNUST boosts petroleum engineering output - but what does this mean for Ghana's energy sector?

KNUST has produced its largest cohort of petroleum engineering master's graduates. The expansion reflects rising enrolment in petroleum and energy-related studies - universities are responding to industry demand.

Why did the US vote against a resolution declaring slavery a crime against humanity?

Ghana's resolution to declare slavery a crime against humanity at the UN faced opposition. The US, Argentina, and Israel voted against it- raising questions about international perspectives on historical injustices.

Pope Leo's ambitious Africa tour begins - what global issues will the leader of the Catholic Church address?

Pope Leo is embarking on a 10-day tour of Africa, visiting Algeria, Cameroon, Angola, and Equatorial Guinea. The Pope aims to shine a light on the continent's needs - but what issues will he address?

What breathtaking views of Earth did the Artemis II crew capture on their journey to the Moon?

The Artemis II crew, currently en route to the Moon, have captured the first high-resolution images of Earth. These "spectacular" images showcase our planet from a unique vantage point - hinting at the beauty and fragility of our home.

Russia promised Niger security, but are murky dealings undermining sovereignty?

Since 2024, Russia has been promising Niger security and support, stepping in after Western forces withdrew - but at what cost? Despite the praise from Niger's junta, questions linger about the true impact and terms of this alliance.

Rocky Dawuni is calling for immediate continental reform - but why can't Africa wait until 2063?

Rocky Dawuni addressed student leaders at the University of Ghana about Africa's developmental potential. He painted a picture of a continent struggling with self-inflicted wounds - but what does he suggest?

MCEs and DCEs across Ghana drill GH¢100,000 boreholes with government approval, as Old Tafo MP Vincent Assafuah reveals

MCEs and DCEs across Ghana drill GH¢100,000 boreholes with government approval, as Old Tafo MP Vincent Assafuah reveals the water access initiative.

Gabon is standing with Morocco - but the implications of this move are still unfolding. Find out more.

Gabon has reaffirmed its support for Morocco's sovereignty over the Sahara during a meeting in Rabat. The Gabonese government's position aligns with a broader international trend - but what does it all mean?

Ghana returns to domestic borrowing - but at what cost?

Ghana's government has re-entered the domestic bond market after a three-year hiatus, aiming for long-term financial instruments. This move sparks debate - will it foster stability or lead to renewed debt issues?

Women farmers are vital to Ghana's food system - so why do they face unequal access to land and finance?

Ghana's agriculture is powered by women farmers who cultivate staple foods - but they face significant barriers. These challenges limit their productivity and economic opportunities, hinting at a larger issue for the country's food system.

Cape Town set to host Africa's top luxury travel event - but what's new this year that has everyone talking?

Cape Town gears up to host the International Luxury Travel Market (ILTM) Africa 2026, uniting key players in the high-end tourism sector. The event expands to include both inbound and outbound luxury travel, hinting at the evolving dynamics of the African market.

Sub-Saharan Africa's debt has stabilised, but what does this mean for essential services like health and education?

The IMF reports that government debt in sub-Saharan Africa has stabilised after years of shocks. However, the cost of servicing this debt is climbing-hinting at pressure on national budgets.

A new report suggests a looming crisis in Sub-Saharan Africa's construction boom - but what could it be?

Sub-Saharan Africa's construction sector is booming thanks to the Programme for Infrastructure Development in Africa (PIDA). However, new research indicates a significant talent gap in construction project professionals - what impact will this have?