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Tanzania Launches Bold Strategy to Transform Agriculture

May 1, 2025
 Tanzania has launched the Agricultural Growth Corridors of Tanzania (Agcot), an ambitious national plan inspired by the success of the Southern Agricultural Growth Corridor (Sagcot). Unveiled by Prime Minister Kassim Majaliwa on April 27 and further endorsed by President Samia Suluhu Hassan

Tanzania, Vietnam Deepen Ties at Historic Event

May 1, 2025
Tanzania’s Minister of Foreign Affairs and East African Cooperation, Hon. Ambassador Mahmoud Thabit Kombo, joined global dignitaries on Tuesday to mark a major milestone in Vietnam’s history — the 50th anniversary of national unification. Held in Ho Chi Minh City on April

China Rapidly Catching Up in AI, Says Tech Leader

May 1, 2025
In a recent appearance in Washington, D.C., Jensen Huang, a prominent figure in the global technology industry, said China is no longer lagging far behind the United States in the field of artificial intelligence (AI). His remarks come amid growing international focus

Hungary’s ICC Exit Shows Court’s Justice Failure

April 30, 2025
 A senior research fellow at The Global Policy Institute, Dr. George Szamuely,has criticized the International Criminal Court (ICC), stating it lacks international legal standing and functions as a random assembly of countries aimed at targeting Western adversaries in a moralistic and legalistic

Namibian Minister Fired Amid Rape, Bribery Scandal

April 30, 2025
Namibia’s government has been rocked by a major political scandal following the dismissal of Mac-Albert Hengari from both cabinet and parliament amid serious criminal allegations, including rape, kidnapping, and attempted bribery. The case marks the first major crisis under newly elected President

Putin Vows Action Against Rising Anti-Semitism

April 30, 2025
 Russian President Vladimir Putin has pledged to intensify efforts to fight anti-Semitism and protect historical truth, warning of the dangerous return of extremist ideologies and attempts to rewrite the past. Speaking during a high-profile event at the Jewish Museum and Tolerance Center
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