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Life after Cecil: How community conservation can combat trophy hunting

Life after Cecil: How community conservation can combat trophy hunting

Life after Cecil: How community conservation can combat trophy hunting

Cecil the lion's death at the hands of an American hunter in 2015 exposed the brazenness of the global trophy hunting industry and triggered a backlash that now fuels community-driven conservation efforts.

By Sylvia Chebet

'Gaza has no time to lose': Erdogan calls for urgent action to prevent total humanitarian collapse

'Gaza has no time to lose': Erdogan calls for urgent action to prevent total humanitarian collapse

'Gaza has no time to lose': Erdogan calls for urgent action to prevent total humanitarian collapse

In an opinion piece, Erdogan says Türkiye is working through the UN and OIC to push for a ceasefire and continue its mediation efforts between Palestinian groups.

'Not everyone who goes to the US wants to overstay'

'Not everyone who goes to the US wants to overstay'

'Not everyone who goes to the US wants to overstay'

The new US visa bond policy treats every Malawian and Zambian visitor as an overstay risk, turning due process into a veritable travel ban couched in a $15,000 fee.

By Sylvia Chebet

Why Türkiye's ‘win-win’ ties with African countries are flourishing

Why Türkiye's ‘win-win’ ties with African countries are flourishing

Why Türkiye's ‘win-win’ ties with African countries are flourishing

Türkiye's win-win Africa strategy rewrites the rules of global partnership by blending infrastructure, education and diplomacy into a model of mutual benefit rooted in respect and trust.

By Susan Mwongeli

Birds without borders: Africa rallies world to save wetlands critical to billions of migratory birds

Birds without borders: Africa rallies world to save wetlands critical to billions of migratory birds

Birds without borders: Africa rallies world to save wetlands critical to billions of migratory birds

The gradual depletion of water ecosystems threatens the existence of billions of birds whose biannual migration routes connect the continents.

By Coletta Wanjohi

Africa's gateway to the Moon: Somalia set to blast off into space with Türkiye's help

Africa's gateway to the Moon: Somalia set to blast off into space with Türkiye's help

Africa's gateway to the Moon: Somalia set to blast off into space with Türkiye's help

Türkiye is helping Somalia become the first African nation to host orbital launches from its soil, leveraging a $6 billion investment to transform its geographical advantage into a strategic gateway for space exploration.

Why Congolese farmers are swapping coffee for cocoa

Why Congolese farmers are swapping coffee for cocoa

Why Congolese farmers are swapping coffee for cocoa

How Türkiye-Nigeria security ties help tackle terror and redefine engagement

How Türkiye-Nigeria security ties help tackle terror and redefine engagement

How Türkiye-Nigeria security ties help tackle terror and redefine engagement

Charles Mgbolu and Abdulbaki Jari

Nigeria awaits grassroots gains after policy-spurred corporate boom

Nigeria awaits grassroots gains after policy-spurred corporate boom

Nigeria awaits grassroots gains after policy-spurred corporate boom

Abdulwasiu Hassan

How Kenya can tackle unemployment crisis

How Kenya can tackle unemployment crisis

How Kenya can tackle unemployment crisis

Kenya's youth-led unrest reflects a simmering crisis of job scarcity triggered by systemic issues that go beyond governance.

By Coletta Wanjohi

Somalia to relaunch Somali Airlines after a three-decade break

Somalia to relaunch Somali Airlines after a three-decade break

Somalia to relaunch Somali Airlines after a three-decade break

Somalia airlines is expected to resume flights in about two months after the government acquired two Airbus A320 aircraft, according to the transport minister

How adopting a single-shot vaccine advanced Senegal's child immunisation goals

How adopting a single-shot vaccine advanced Senegal's child immunisation goals

How adopting a single-shot vaccine advanced Senegal's child immunisation goals

Senegal’s rollout of a hexavalent vaccine is being hailed as a game-changer in infant immunisation, reshaping regional health strategy with a single shot.

By Pauline Odhiambo

Six ways Niger has changed two years since military takeover

Six ways Niger has changed two years since military takeover

Six ways Niger has changed two years since military takeover

Two years after the military seized power in Niger, the government has redefined the country's political and economic direction by forging a sovereign path through bold regional alliances and systemic reforms.

By Emmanuel Oduor

How Kenyan protests ruined businesses

How Kenyan protests ruined businesses

How Kenyan protests ruined businesses

Businesses across Kenya have become victims of looting, vandalism and alleged police apathy as the revived anti-government agitation spirals into a nationwide crisis of trust and stability.

My Afro Origins: Beninese online platform answers centuries-old identity quandary

My Afro Origins: Beninese online platform answers centuries-old identity quandary

My Afro Origins: Beninese online platform answers centuries-old identity quandary

Benin opens a digital path to nationality for Afro-descendants, transforming a fractured legacy into legal recognition and the possibility of reconnecting with their roots.

By Firmain Eric Mbadinga

Hardship to Hope: How Somalia is powering its future through education

Hardship to Hope: How Somalia is powering its future through education

Hardship to Hope: How Somalia is powering its future through education

Somalia is rebuilding its education system from the ground up, funding teacher salaries with domestic revenues, implementing a national curriculum and reopening schools long silenced by war.

Spotlight Authors

Nasra Omar Bwana

Why Kenya's Lamu Museum renovation sparks debate on indigenous heritage

Muhammadu Buhari: The enigmatic legacy of Nigeria's military ruler-turned-democrat

Pedal power meets green purpose in Kenya's forest conservation race

Pedal power meets green purpose in Kenya's forest conservation race

'Wanted to escape, but I couldn't': How illegal miners are lured into SA's deadly gold rush

Abdirahman Fiili: Refugee quarter to red carpet as muse for Somalia's cultural revival

Abdirahman Fiili: Refugee quarter to red carpet as muse for Somalia's cultural revival

Abdirahman Fiili: Refugee quarter to red carpet as muse for Somalia's cultural revival

This multifaceted Somali producer, director, writer, poet and musician turned a childhood steeped in setbacks into a creative legacy that speaks for an entire nation.

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