Africa

Ivory Coast President Alassane Ouattara

West Africa Targets 2026 for Common Currency Launch

Ivory Coast President Alassane Ouattara is pushing for a common regional currency among West African states by 2026, a year ahead of schedule. Ouattara expressed his commitment to achieving this goal after a meeting with Ghana’s President. Ivory Coast has made significant progress and will meet the necessary convergence criteria by next year, Ouattara stated. […]

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Cameroon President

Cameroon Bans Reporting on President Biya’s Health Amid Speculation.

Cameroon’s government has banned media outlets from reporting on President Paul Biya’s health, citing concerns that speculation around his well-being is disturbing the peace. The 91-year-old president, in office for over four decades, has not been seen publicly since early September, fueling rumours about his health. The government claims Biya is in excellent health and

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Ruto of Kenya

President William Ruto of Kenya is believed by most Africans to be a man playing hide and seek to extend his tenure of office and possibly remain permanent in that seat.

The Viewers Corner News team has been following President Ruto of Kenya since he came to office as president of Kenya. Initially, he started well by telling the people of Kenya what they wanted to hear and how he would make Kenya great. But in his innermost mind, there are lots of hidden agendas. Right

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Kenyan President

Kenya’s Presidential Term Limit: A Controversial Proposal.

Imagine giving your country’s leader an extra years in office. That is exactly what is being proposed in Kenya, sparking heated debates and concerns about democratic backsliding. This move follows a worrying trend in East Africa, where leaders have found ways to stay in power beyond their original term limits. The proposed amendment does not

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Capt. Ibrahim Traore of Burkina-Faso

Capt. Ibrahim Traore of Burkina-Faso has rejected a 220 million Euro France assistance deal.

Information reaching the Viewers Corner News from our correspondent in Ouagadougou, the capital city of Burkina-Faso revealed that France allegedly offered a 220 million Euro assistance package to Burkina-Faso to enable them rebuild their international airport with all modern facilities, including executing other projects in the country. Unfortunately for France, the military leader, Capt. Ibrahim

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Uganda President

Uganda Unveils Massive Hydroelectric Plant, Boosting Energy Independence

Uganda has taken a significant stride towards energy self-sufficiency with the launch of the Karuma Hydropower Project, a 600-megawatt hydroelectric plant on the River Nile. This monumental project solidifies Uganda’s position as a leader in renewable energy. $1.7 Billion Investment in Clean Energy: The $1.7 billion facility, financed by China, will increase Uganda’s power generation

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Macron

France allegedly said that they could not afford to lose Chad, a country on the continent of Africa.

If France fails to do the needful, then they are surely going to lose Chad like they lost Burkina-Faso, Mali and Niger Republic. Most French people say that countries on the continent of Africa are poor, but they forget that without countries on the continent of Africa, France’s economy would be like that of the

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United Nations Council

It is not a wise decision for the continent of Africa to be in the United Nations Security Council without a veto power.

Why would the United States of America and a few other countries be suggesting that countries on the continent of Africa should get a seat at the United Nations Security Council without veto power? This does not make any sense at all. The decision whether to accept such second-hand participation in the United Nations Security

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Lucas Ayaba Cho

Norway arrests Lucas Ayaba Cho over Cameroon conflict allegations.

Lucas Ayaba Cho, a prominent figure advocating for the independence of Cameroon’s Anglophone regions, was arrested in Norway for his alleged involvement in the country’s armed conflict. His legal team revealed that he was taken into custody recently due to his activities on social media. Cho has played a significant role in influencing the Anglophone

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