African Leaders Say Talks Focus on Visas and Trade, But Yield to U.S. Pressure to Accept Deportees

Uganda has announced that it will ”temporarily” accept migrants deported from the United States, joining a growing list of African governments aligning with President Donald Trump’s administration’s mass deportation efforts under a sweeping immigration crackdown. The Uganda Ministry of Foreign Affairs said on Thursday that the agreement would cover third-country nationals who had been denied asylum…

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Mali Signs Cooperation Agreement With UAE To Strengthen Economic And Trade Ties

Mali and the United Arab Emirates have reaffirmed their commitment to deepen bilateral relations through the signing of a cooperation agreement that spans different sectors. The agreement was reached during the second session of the Joint Cooperation Commission, co-chaired by Mr. Moussa Diallo, Mali’s Minister of Trade and Industry, and Dr. Thani Al Zeyoudi, UAE…

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Kenya Exports 50 Ayrshire Cows to Nigeria, Marking Milestone in Intra-African Trade

In a significant boost to East-West African trade relations, Kenya has airlifted 50 in-calf Ayrshire heifers to Nigeria’s South-West region, Ogun State. This shipment symbolises growing collaboration in livestock trade between the two countries. The cattle, transported via Kenya’s Eldoret International Airport, are in-calf Ayrshire heifers, young, pregnant female cows prized for their high-quality dairy…

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Intra-African Flights Remain Among the Most Expensive Globally, Frustrating Travellers and Hindering Trade

Travellers across Africa continue to face soaring ticket prices when flying between neighbouring countries, making the continent one of the most expensive regions in the world for air travel. There have been concerns about the long-standing issue, which they say is stifling economic growth, regional integration, and tourism. Despite various initiatives aimed at liberalising air…

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“Low Budget CP!”- Nasboi And Sabinus Trade Insults Online

A light-hearted social media exchange escalated into a serious feud between Nigerian comedians Sabinus and Nasboi. The conflict began when Sabinus publicly warned Nasboi on X. The situation has captivated fans, leading to mixed reactions and divided opinions among followers. What began as harmless social media teasing quickly spiraled into an intense online feud between…

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