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Morocco’s High-Speed Rail Dream Is Expanding — Next Stop: Marrakech
Morocco is once again leading the way in African rail innovation. Already home to the continent’s only high-speed train, the…
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The New Africa Magazine Unveils the 2024 List of 100 Iconic African Leaders — Featuring a Landmark Special on His Majesty King Mohammed VI
The New Africa Magazine proudly unveils its most compelling edition to date: the 100 Iconic African Leaders 2024, a visionary…
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Aliko Dangote’s Sugar Refinery in Ghana: A Sweet Boost for Local Industry
Big things are happening in Ghana’s Bono East Region—and they’re about to get a lot sweeter. Africa’s richest man, Aliko…
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Africa’s Future Through Leadership: Why This Edition Matters
In a world of shifting alliances, global uncertainty, and growing calls for justice and reform, Africa’s greatest resource is neither…
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Warren Buffett Donates $29.4 Million to Kenya’s Health Sector: A Boost of Hope for 2025/2026
In a world where good news sometimes feels rare, Warren Buffett has just given us a reason to smile—especially in…
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DR Congo and Rwanda Strike Peace Deal Backed by U.S. to Safeguard Critical Minerals
The Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda have agreed to a U.S.-brokered peace deal, signaling a rare moment of diplomatic…
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From Waste to Wealth: The Story of Kevine Kagirimpundu and Uzuri K&Y
In Kigali, Rwanda, entrepreneur Kevine Kagirimpundu turned discarded car tires into stylish, eco-friendly footwear. What began as a university project…
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Ruto Signs $950M Deal in China — A Strategic Win or Another Debt Trap?
President William Ruto just wrapped up a high-stakes visit to China, returning home with a $950 million deal in his…
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ADSI lights the path for girls in Kano
“To save a girl is to save generations.” Gordon B. Hinckley In a world where education remains a symbol of…
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WFP Forced to Suspend Aid for 650,000 Women and Children in Ethiopia — A Crisis We Can’t Ignore
The World Food Programme is forced to suspend aid for 650,000 malnourished women and children in Ethiopia from May, due…
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