- Trump’s Recall of Multiple U.S. Ambassadors Leaves Key African Posts Vacant
- Libyan Army Chief Al-Haddad Dies in Plane Crash
- Central African Republic’s Touadéra Seeks Third Term Amid Russian Ties
- Uganda Restricts Starlink Imports Ahead of Tense Election
- Late Salah Strike Seals Egypt’s Comeback Win Over Zimbabwe
- US Aircraft Conduct Daily Intelligence Missions Over Nigeria
- Hosts Morocco open AFCON 2025 with hard-fought win as tournament gets under way
- El-Sisi denies issuing threats over GERD, reiterates call for binding deal
Author: Abdihakim Kalale
The WAJ reporter based in Africa, focusing on Eastern Africa & African continent in large.
As 2025 unfolds, African nations are poised to navigate a mix of challenges and prospects. From shifts in global trade under Donald Trump’s presidency to critical investments from China and Gulf nations, the continent faces pivotal moments across various sectors. Trade and U.S.-Africa RelationsUncertainty looms over the African Growth Opportunity Act (AGOA) as the U.S. considers broad tariffs on imports. Although bipartisan support for the Lobito Corridor project offers hope, its discontinuation would hinder U.S. infrastructure ambitions in Africa. Somaliland Recognition and Sudan CeasefirePredictions point to potential U.S. recognition of Somaliland although this is hard to be predicted, this move…