Tag: Africa News

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Since seizing power in 2022, Captain Ibrahim Traoré, Africa’s youngest leader at just 37, has boldly redirected Burkina Faso’s political and economic future, severing deep-rooted colonial ties and championing national sovereignty. His leadership marks a sharp departure from decades of foreign domination—particularly by France—and signals a transformative era for the gold-rich West African nation. One…

Burkina Faso’s Traoré Redefines Foreign Policy: “No More Masters, Only Partners”

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In a bold geopolitical shift, Captain Ibrahim Traoré is steering Burkina Faso away from its historical dependence on Western powers—especially France—and forging new alliances based on mutual respect. Under his leadership, the country is embracing sovereignty-first policies that challenge the legacy of neocolonialism. At the heart of Traoré’s approach is a new doctrine: “No more…

Traditional African Diet Proven to Reduce Inflammation and Boost Immunity, New Research Shows

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A groundbreaking study has confirmed that returning to a traditional African diet—centered on vegetables, whole grains, legumes, and fermented foods—can drastically improve immune health and reduce inflammation. The findings were shared by Dr. Godfrey Temba, a lecturer and postdoctoral researcher at Kilimanjaro Christian Medical University College in Tanzania, during an interview with Sputnik Africa. According…

Terror Sanctions Ignored: France Hosts Syria’s Jolani in Shocking Diplomatic Shift

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In a move that has stunned human rights groups and political observers, French President Emmanuel Macron welcomed Abu Mohammad al-Jolani, Syria’s de facto ruler and leader of the militant group Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), to the Elysee Palace—marking Jolani’s first official visit to Europe. Despite remaining under UN terrorism sanctions and being a former U.S.-designated…

Benson Ngecu Blasts Morara Kebaso: “Being Young Doesn’t Make You a Youth Leader”

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A fiery post by outspoken youth activist Benson Ngecu has sparked debate within Kenya’s youth political circles after he took direct aim at Morara Kebaso, a rising youth figure with growing national ambitions. In a sharply worded statement, Ngecu questioned Morara’s political maturity and dismissed his recent efforts to position himself as a youth leader.…

How Many African Has Been Popes? Should We Get This Now?

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VATICAN CITY – As the Roman Catholic Church embarks on the sacred process of selecting its next leader, the conclave opening this Wednesday will be shaped by the most globally diverse group of cardinal electors in Church history. A total of 135 cardinals under the age of 80 were initially eligible to vote for the…

Kasipul MP Charles Ong’ondo Were Shot Five Times in Assassination: Postmortem Confirms Vital Organs Were Targeted

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in Breaking Inside Kenya

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NAIROBI – The postmortem on Kasipul Member of Parliament Charles Ong’ondo Were has confirmed he died from multiple gunshot wounds inflicted at close range, with bullets piercing vital organs including his heart, leading to excessive internal bleeding. Government Pathologist Dr. Johansen Oduor announced the findings on Monday at the Lee Funeral Home, as the nation…

Sudan Condemns RSF Drone Strike on Port Sudan Air Base as ‘Blatant Act of Terrorism’

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PORT SUDAN – The Sudanese Foreign Ministry has strongly condemned what it labeled a “blatant” and “terrorist” attack by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) on the Osman Digna Air Base in Port Sudan. The drone assault, carried out on Sunday, targeted key infrastructure at the base, according to a statement released Monday. “The terrorist RSF…

Tanzania Honors World War II Heroes With Symbolic ‘Immortal Regiment’ March

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