Africa rewrites its digital narrative

Africa Rewrites Its Digital Narrative in the Modern Age

Africa rewrites its digital narrative as technology transforms how the continent presents itself to the world. For many years, global media shaped Africa’s image with stories focused on conflict and crisis. Today, this perception is changing. With over 415 million mobile internet users, Africans now tell their own stories and highlight a new era of…

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AU peace and security council Somalia: Reaffirms sovereignty and condemns external interference

The AU Peace and Security Council Somalia reaffirmed the country’s sovereignty and territorial integrity on Thursday. It rejected Israel’s recognition of Somaliland and condemned external interference in Sudan amid escalating conflict. Rejection of Somaliland Recognition The council issued a statement condemning Israel’s unilateral recognition of Somaliland as an independent state. It called for the recognition…

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US aircraft carriers Middle East: Second carrier deploys Amid Iran tensions

The US aircraft carriers Middle East deployment expands as the Pentagon sends the Gerald R. Ford to join the Abraham Lincoln. The move comes amid growing tensions between the United States and Iran. Second carrier deployment The Gerald R. Ford, the U.S.’s newest and largest aircraft carrier, has been operating in the Caribbean. It participated…

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Somalia drought crisis 2026: Millions face water shortages and food insecurity

The Somalia drought crisis 2026 has left millions struggling with water shortages, crop failures, and livestock losses. Humanitarian agencies warn that without urgent intervention, parts of the country could face famine. Millions Affected by Drought Somali authorities estimate 4.61 million people are affected, including over 490,000 displaced in search of water, food, and pasture. At…

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North Korea Ninth Party Congress: Kim Jong Un’s Five-Year Strategy and Military Showcase

The North Korea Ninth Party Congress will convene in late February. This major political event will show Kim Jong Un’s domestic and foreign policy agenda over the next five years. It will also display military developments and potential succession plans. Kim Jong Un Showcases Achievements Ahead of Congress Kim Jong Un has toured military and…

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Kenya Somalia Border Reopening: Ruto Announces April 2026 Plan

Kenya will reopen its border with Somalia in April, nearly 15 years after it closed due to repeated attacks by the Islamist militant group al-Shabab, President William Ruto announced. The Kenya Somalia border reopening aims to reconnect families, revive cross-border trade, and ensure security. Background of the Border Closure Kenya shut the border in October…

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Valentine’s Day 2026: 8 digital safety tips to avoid online scams

As Valentine’s Day approaches, many people shop online, book romantic experiences, or spend more time on dating apps and social media. This surge in activity also attracts cybercriminals. Scammers exploit emotions, urgency, and trust during this period. With artificial intelligence making fake profiles, messages, and promotional offers more convincing, spotting fraud has become harder. Romance…

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Courtroom in California during tech trial

Meta and YouTube Face Historic Trial Over Allegedly Designing Addictive Platforms for Children

A landmark trial began this week in California to determine whether major tech companies such as Meta and YouTube can be held legally accountable for allegedly designing social media platforms in ways that intentionally make children addicted. The lawsuit was filed by Kaley G.M., now 20 years old, who claims she began using these platforms…

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Corruption Remains a Global Threat as 2025 CPI Reveals Leadership Gap

The 2025 Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) has revealed that corruption remains a serious and widespread challenge across the world, with only limited signs of progress despite years of global anti-corruption efforts. The index shows that while some countries have made measurable improvements, most nations are either stagnating or worsening, exposing a growing leadership gap in…

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