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Nationwide “Hands Off!” Protests: A Resounding Rejection of Trump-Musk Policies

On April 5, 2025, hundreds of thousands of Americans flooded streets, parks, and federal buildings across all 50 states in the largest coordinated protests since Donald Trump began his second term. Dubbed the "Hands Off!" movement, these demonstrations united diverse groups under a shared demand: stop the erosion of democracy, social programs, and civil liberties under Trump and his billionaire ally, Elon Musk 1 The Spark: Why Protesters Mobilized The protests targeted a sweeping agenda by the Trump administration and Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), which has slashed over 200,000 federal jobs, dismantled agencies like the Department of Education, and proposed drastic cuts to Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid . Additional grievances included: Authoritarian Overreach: Critics decried Trump’s expansion of executive power, including ignoring court orders on immigration and tariffs that triggered a stock market crash  Attacks on Marginalized Communities: LGBTQ+ rights, immigrant […]

Ahmad April 6, 2025

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General

Burkina Faso’s Electric Revolution: Homegrown EVs, Zero-Interest Loans, and a Bold Leap Toward Self-Reliance

In a groundbreaking move that defies global expectations, Burkina Faso has officially launched its first entirely locally produced electric vehicle (EV) brand—a milestone that signals the West African nation’s ambition to harness homegrown talent, slash imports, and position itself as a pioneer in sustainable innovation. With EVs capable of traveling over 395km on a single charge and a presidential pledge to empower young entrepreneurs, Burkina Faso is rewriting its economic narrative. Here’s how. The Rise of “Made in Burkina Faso” Electric Cars The newly unveiled electric vehicles, designed and manufactured entirely within Burkina Faso’s borders, represent a triumph of local engineering. Key features include: 395km Range: Competing with global EV standards, these cars aim to ease range anxiety in urban and rural areas. Local Materials: While specifics remain under wraps, officials emphasize the use of regionally sourced components where possible. Affordability Focus: Tailored […]

Ahmad April 5, 2025

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Nigeria

 Wike Shakes Up IBB Golf Club Leadership: Justice Dongban-Mensem Appointed Board Chair to Revive Abuja Landmark

In a bold move to restore prestige and order to Abuja’s iconic IBB International Golf and Country Club, Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister Nyesom Wike has appointed Justice Monica Dongban-Mensem, President of the Court of Appeal, as Chairperson of the club’s Board of Trustees (BoT). The shakeup, announced on April 5, 2025, follows internal turmoil at the club and signals Wike’s push to reclaim its global standing. New Board, New Vision The revamped BoT, inaugurated at Wike’s official residence in Life Camp, Abuja, includes high-profile members: Otunba Olusegun Runsewe (Culture/Arts Advocate) Mrs. Grace Ihonvbere (Policy Expert) S.L. Ameh (SAN) (Senior Advocate of Nigeria) Admiral Victor Adedipe (rtd) (Ex-Military Leader) Chief Patrick Chidolue, Hamid Abbo, and Mr. Ikokwu Outgoing chair General I.B.M. Haruna (rtd) transitions to a patron role alongside King Alfred Diete-Spiff, Dr. Tim Menakaya, and Ambassador Babagana Kingibe. Notably, Chief Philip Asiodu exits the board entirely. Wike’s Mandate: Transparency, Reform, and Ownership The FCT Minister […]

Ahmad April 5, 2025

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Nigeria

Benue Kidnapping Horror: 3 Dead as Police Rescue 13 Abducted Travelers in Dramatic Forest Raid

A daring police operation in Benue State rescued 13 travelers kidnapped during a deadly ambush on April 3, 2025, but the incident claimed three lives, including the driver of a Benue Links passenger bus. The attack, which underscores rising security challenges in Nigeria’s Middle Belt, saw victims abducted into a forest near Otukpo before security forces intervened. Here’s how the tragedy unfolded and what it reveals about regional safety. The Attack: A Timeline of Terror April 3, 2025: A Benue Links bus traveling through the Otukpo Burnt Bricks axis was ambushed by armed assailants. Immediate casualties: The driver and one passenger were fatally shot during the initial attack. Mass abduction: 14 passengers were dragged into a nearby forest, while injured survivors were rushed to the hospital. Rescue Operation: A Race Against Time Benue State Police Command, partnering with the State Civil Protection Guard, […]

Ahmad April 5, 2025

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Nigeria

Anambra Guber Race Upheaval: Moghalu Set for LP Ticket as Nwosu Exits Over Alleged Irregularities

The Labour Party (LP) governorship primary for Anambra State’s November 2025 election took a dramatic turn as aspirant John Nwosu withdrew hours before the vote, citing “grave irregularities” and leaving George Moghalu, former National Inland Waterways Authority (NIWA) chief, as the sole candidate. The controversy has cast a shadow over the party’s internal processes and raised questions about compliance with electoral guidelines. Nwosu’s Explosive Exit: Delegates, Deadlines, and “Illegality” In a scathing statement, Nwosu accused the LP of flouting its own constitution and INEC guidelines. Key grievances include: No delegate congress: Despite INEC requirements, Nwosu claimed no delegates were elected across Anambra’s 21 LGAs. A disputed list emerged just 8 hours before the primary. Abure’s “illegal” oversight: The primary was allegedly orchestrated by ex-LP National Chairman Julius Abure, whose tenure expired a day earlier following a Supreme Court ruling on April 4, 2025. Nwosu argued Abure’s actions “lacked […]

Ahmad April 5, 2025

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Togo

U.S. Slaps 10% Tariff on Togo: Trade Tensions Threaten AGOA Gains and Fuel China Shift

On April 2, 2025, the U.S. announced a 10% customs duty on all imports from Togo, effective April 5, 2025—a move that risks derailing the West African nation’s export growth and complicates the future of the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA). President Donald Trump’s decision, part of a broader tariff wave targeting African nations, hits Togo’s agricultural and textile sectors hardest, while raising questions about AGOA’s renewal and Togo’s pivot to China. Key Impacts on Togo’s Economy Agricultural exports at risk: Coffee, cocoa, shea butter, and soybeans—cornerstones of Togo’s $97M U.S. export market (2024)—face immediate strain. These products thrived under AGOA, which enabled duty-free access since 2000. Textile blow: The Plateforme Industrielle d’Adétikopé (PIA), a flagship industrial zone, recently began exporting garments to the U.S. New tariffs could stifle this nascent growth. Regional disparities: Lesotho faces a steeper 50% tariff, […]

Ahmad April 5, 2025

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Togo

Togo’s AI Ambition Takes Center Stage at Global Summit: President Gnassingbé Charts Path for Innovation

Togolese President Faure Gnassingbé joined global leaders, tech pioneers, and investors at the Global AI Summit on Africa in Kigali, Rwanda, held April 3–4, 2025. Centered on the theme “Artificial Intelligence and Africa’s Demographic Dividend,” the event highlighted strategies to harness AI for inclusive growth, youth employment, and ethical governance. Here’s how Togo is positioning itself at the forefront of Africa’s AI revolution. Summit Spotlight: AI’s Role in Africa’s Future Co-hosted by the Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution (C4IR) and the World Economic Forum (WEF), the summit tackled critical topics: Job creation: Balancing AI’s automation risks with opportunities for Africa’s booming youth population. Data governance: Building frameworks to ensure ethical AI development and cross-border collaboration. Entrepreneurship: Empowering startups to drive AI-driven solutions in sectors like healthcare, agriculture, and finance. President Gnassingbé’s participation underscored Togo’s proactive stance. “The Head of State’s presence reflects Togo’s commitment to integrating […]

Ahmad April 5, 2025

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Togo

Togo’s Business Landscape in 2025: A 5% Dip in New Ventures 

Togo’s entrepreneurial scene saw a slight cooling-off in the first quarter of 2025, with new business registrations dropping by 5% year-on-year. According to data from the Center for Business Formalities (CFE), 4,262 new businesses were registered between January and March 2025, down from the same period in 2024. While the dip raises questions about economic momentum, the numbers also reveal promising trends in local entrepreneurship and gender inclusivity. Let’s unpack the details. Key Highlights from Q1 2025 Homegrown entrepreneurship thrives: Togolese nationals dominated new business launches, accounting for 81% of registrations. Women’s growing footprint: Female entrepreneurs made up 28.6% of new ventures, underscoring gradual progress in closing the gender gap. January leads the way: The year started strong with 1,498 new businesses registered in January alone, outpacing February (1,314) and March (1,450). A Decade of Reforms: Laying the Groundwork The steady flow of new businesses—despite the […]

Ahmad April 5, 2025

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Togo

Togo: Poultry Output Hits 38 million Heads in 2024, Up 8% YoY

Togo’s poultry production hit 38.6 million heads in 2024. The Ministry of Economy reported the figure, citing the Ministry of Livestock. The output matches the government’s forecast of 38 million for the period. The production rose 8% year-on-year; in 2023, Togo produced 35.7 million heads in 2023.  Last year, the Plateaux was the top-producing region with 13 million heads or nearly 34% of total output. The year before, this region produced over 12 million heads. The Savanes followed, with 8 million heads, the same as in 2023 and 2022. The three other regions–the Central region, the Kara region, and the Maritime region–delivered 6 million, 5 million, and 4.8 million, respectively, in 2024. Authorities expect the production to exceed 41 million heads this year. Beyond meeting statistical targets, authorities aim to develop a robust value chain within the poultry industry.

Ahmad April 4, 2025

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Togo

Tuber: Togo Produced 2.51 million Tonnes in 2024, Up 5.5% YoY

Togo produced 2,515,000 tonnes of tubers in 2024, against 2,406,614 tonnes in 2023. The Ministry of Agriculture reported this data in the Citizens’ Budget, highlighting a steady upward trend since 2022, when production rose by 7.5% to 2,238,529 tonnes. The Plateaux and Centrale regions produced the most, 768,864 tonnes and 519,708 tonnes, respectively. The increased output coincides with Lomé’s 2024-2028 plan to develop the root and tuber sector. Under this plan, the government seeks to raise CFA2.34 billion to fund development actions. The Ministry of Agriculture and the Interprofessional Council for the Root and Tuber Plant Sector (CIFPRT) developed the four-year strategy. It was validated in 2023.

Ahmad April 4, 2025

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