Samia Suluhu Hassan, Tanzania's first female president, has become a source of pride and inspiration for many Tanzanians as she leads the nation with a commitment to unity, progress, and stability. Since assuming office ...
Daily Archives: March 20, 2015
US Museum Returns Ghana’s Looted Artifacts After 150 Years: A Step Toward Cultural Repatriation
After more than 150 years, a U.S. museum has made the historic decision to return looted artifacts to Ghana, marking a significant step toward cultural repatriation and justice. The returned items, which includ ...
Is a Unified Currency Possible in Africa? Exploring the Path to Economic Integration
The concept of a unified currency in Africa has long been a topic of discussion among policymakers, economists, and regional leaders. The idea of a single currency for the continent promises numerous benefits, including ...
Lamu Port Extends Special User Tariffs to 2024: A Strategic Move to Attract Business
Lamu Port, one of Kenya’s newest and most ambitious infrastructure projects, has announced the extension of its special user tariffs until 2024. This decision aims to attract more shipping lines and logistics companies t ...
Togbe Afede XIV, the Agbogbomefia of Asogli, intends setting up an African Traditional Leadership Institute (ATLI).
Togbe Afede unveiled this noble intent to eminent guests who graced the Asogli Yam Festival in the Volta Region of Ghana, an annual month long commemoration dedicated to retrospection, reconciliation, unity and developme ...
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