By Emmanuel Nduka Indonesia has officially joined the BRICS bloc of emerging economies, Brazil announced Monday, marking a significant expansion for the influential group. With the largest population and economy in Southeast Asia, Indonesia’s inclusion highlights...
Boy Emmanuel Nduka Zimbabwe is on the brink of a food crisis, with over half of its population struggling to access sufficient food due to persistent drought and delayed rains. The crisis is expected to intensify during...
Calls to end the Optional Practical Training (OPT) program, which lets foreign graduates work in the U.S. temporarily, are growing louder as tech workers argue it harms American job prospects. Critics claim the program, often leading...
By Enyichukwu Enemanna Ghana's Parliament has passed into law a provisional budget permitting the government to spend 68.1 billion Ghanaian cedis (£4.65 billion) until the first quarter of the year, narrowly averting a government shutdown. The...
BRICS has started 2025 with a significant expansion, incorporating nine new partner nations into its framework. After adding four new members in 2024, the group announced on January 1, 2025, the inclusion of nine partner countries,...
By Emmanuel Nduka In a groundbreaking move set to take effect in early 2025, Ghana has announced the end of visa requirements for citizens of all African countries. The decision, which was endorsed by President Nana...
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