The Government of Uganda has approved participation in the Initial Public Offering (IPO) of the Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC), securing a 20.15% strategic stake through […]
Month: February 2026
The Desert That Needs to Import Sand: How Gulf Cities Build on Borrowed Shores
Outside Dubai, the heat hits like a hair dryer. Cranes reach into the sky, asphalt shimmers, and somewhere nearby, an excavator screams over the traffic. […]
When the Snow Gets Serious: A 30 cm Storm That Will Change the Day
At 5:42 a.m., Sophie’s phone buzzed before her alarm clock rang. A red warning filled her screen: “Snowfall alert – up to 30 cm. Hour-by-hour […]
Africa’s Military Shift: From Imported Weapons to Homegrown Defence Power
For decades, African militaries have relied heavily on foreign suppliers for weapons and military equipment. Countries like China, Russia, the United States, Turkey, and France […]
Inside Westcliff – The R9.8 Million Suburb Leading Gauteng’s Luxury Property Market
Westcliff, one of Johannesburg’s oldest and most exclusive suburbs, has officially become the most expensive suburb in Gauteng. According to research by Lightstone, the average […]
The Silent Crisis: How Newborn Babies Are Stolen in Uganda
In recent years, Uganda has faced troubling cases where newborn babies have been stolen from hospitals. These incidents have caused fear among families and raised […]
Two Kenyan Sisters Who Found Peace in Rural Philippines
On a quiet morning in February 2026, the sun rises gently over Lake Sebu in South Cotabato Province, in the southern Philippines. The water is […]
Tanzania Becomes East Africa’s Maize Giant After Record 11.7 Million Tonnes Harvest
Tanzania has strengthened its position as East Africa’s leading maize producer after recording its highest maize harvest in history during the 2024/2025 farming season. According […]
Saint Francis of Assisi’s Remains Go on Historic Public Display After 800 Years
For the first time in history, the skeleton of Saint Francis of Assisi is being shown to the public in full view at the Basilica […]
Tanzania Tightens Airport Security After Corpse Used in Drug Smuggling
Authorities in Tanzania have increased security checks at major airports after discovering illegal drugs hidden inside a corpse that was being transported abroad. The shocking […]