Africa 

Ndop fabric tears Cameroonians between tradition and modernity

Ndop, a traditional fabric from western Cameroon was once only meant for the elite, but today, that is changing. At a funeral, Prince Fankam, a local royalty, is proudly showing off his ceremonial blue and white outfit and he explains why:“It was initially for princes and not even all the princes, only to those who had already been initiated. Today it… Read More
Africa 

Prince Charles says Commonwealth nations free to chart own course

Heir to the British throne, Prince Charles has told Commonwealth leaders that keeping the Queen as head of state or becoming a republic is “a matter for each member country to decide”. Prince Charles made these remarks during a summit in Kigali on Friday, June 24. “The Commonwealth contains within its countries that have had constitutional relationships with my family,… Read More
Africa 

Mbare Art center: raising awareness on environmental issues in Zimbabwe through creativity

At the sight of used Flip-flops, fabrics, toothbrushes and computers, it will not be out of place for one to assume it is a refuse dump. On the contrary, it is an art centre located in the heart of Zimbabwe’s capital. Tashinga is one of the many Zimbabweans who visit this unique space to express their creativity. He has been… Read More
Africa 

US, Morocco hold vast military exercise

The United States and Morocco on Monday, June 20 launched the vast annual “African Lion” military exercise, amid heightened tensions between the North African kingdom and neighbouring Algeria. The exercise, which took off in the southern Moroccan region of Agadir, involves some 7500 personnel from 10 nations such as Brazil, France and the United Kingdom. According to Major General Andrew… Read More
Africa 

DRC: Vital Kamerhe acquitted of embezzlement conviction

Vital Kamerhe, DRC’s president Tshisekedi’s former chief of staff has won his battle. Sentenced to 20 years in prison in 2020 for embezzling around 50 million dollars, the politician was totally cleared on appeal on Thursday. His co-accused, Lebanese businessman Sanoh Jammal was also acquitted. The Kinshasa-Gombe Court of Appeal said lack of evidence was the reason for its decision. Since 2020… Read More
Africa 

Tunisian judges strike for third week after mass sackings

Tunisian judges have been on strike for three weeks. They are protesting against president Kaiss Saied’s decision to sack 57 judges on corruption grounds and claim the leader’s move is an additional example of his power grab. “Tunisian judges are gathering in all the courts of the Republic, including the administrative and financial courts, and an open strike is taking place in… Read More
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