The AKK Pipeline: Nigeria’s Most Critical Infrastructure Project in 2025

As Nigeria grapples with economic recovery, energy insecurity, and regional imbalances in development, one project stands out as the most strategic and transformative: the Ajaokuta–Kaduna–Kano (AKK) Natural Gas Pipeline. Spanning 614 kilometers, the AKK pipeline aims to transport natural gas from Nigeria’s resource-rich south to the underpowered north—unlocking growth, powering industries, and connecting Nigeria to … Read more

Ethiopia Moves to Lift Ban on Foreign Property Ownership in Bid to Boost Investment

In a bold move signaling Ethiopia’s ongoing shift toward market-driven reforms, the government is proposing a landmark change that would allow foreign nationals and companies to own property in the country for the first time in decades. The reform, which still requires parliamentary approval, is part of Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s broader economic liberalization agenda … Read more

First batch of white South African immigrants set to arrive the US next week

The Trump administration is moving forward with a controversial plan to resettle white South African farmers—classified as refugees—in the United States, drawing criticism from human rights advocates, immigration groups, and international observers. According to internal government memos viewed by The New York Times, the first group of Afrikaners, descendants of Dutch settlers and part of … Read more

Sudan officially cuts diplomatic ties with the UAE, declaring it an aggressor state

Sudan’s army-led government has officially severed diplomatic relations with the United Arab Emirates, labeling it an “aggressor state.” In a televised address on Tuesday, Sudanese Defense Minister Yassin Ibrahim accused the UAE of violating Sudan’s sovereignty by supporting the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), a paramilitary group currently at war with Sudan’s military. The conflict, which … Read more