28 Ethiopian Students Graduate from Ethiopian Airlines-Boeing STEM Programme
Ethiopian Airlines and Boeing have graduated 28 Grade 11 students from their fourth annual STEM programme, […]
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South Sudan Reacts to reports of selective visa-free entry policy
South Sudan has denied reports that it introduced a selective visa-free policy favouring Egypt and Tanzania, […]
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Uganda joins Invictus Community, confirms debut at Birmingham 2027 Games
Uganda has become the 26th member of the Invictus Community and will make its first appearance […]
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Short of men willing to die for country, Ukraine raises pay for foreign fighters willing to die for money
Facing persistent battlefield manpower shortages, Ukraine is offering some of the world’s highest infantry salaries and […]
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Boeing, ThinkYoung Expand STEM Pipeline as Africa’s Aviation Skills Race Intensifies
Boeing and ThinkYoung have expanded their STEM education programme to Senegal, highlighting the growing importance of […]
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AfBAA launches landmark study to map Africa’s business aviation industry
The African Business Aviation Association has launched a continent-wide research project aimed at producing the most […]
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Nordic AI in Media Summit 2026: A deep look into how AI is about to revolutionise the news ecosystem
The fourth edition of the yearly conference focused on the big changes on the horizon for […]
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Cambodia distances itself from reported immigration ultimatum targeting Africans
Cambodia has dismissed reports that Africans with expired immigration waivers had been ordered to leave the […]
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Death of Félicien Kabuga in The Hague ends one of genocide justice’s longest pursuits
The passing of genocide financier Félicien Kabuga while in UN custody in The Hague closes a […]
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Ugandan police officer remembered as US jury awards $49.5 million over Boeing 737 MAX crash
A landmark US court award tied to the deadly Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 tragedy has revived […]
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