By Andrew Chinambu

CAF Chief Commends Morocco’s Football Governance Model

The President of the Confederation of African Football, Patrice Motsepe, has praised the Royal Moroccan Football Federation and the Moroccan government for what he described as “institutional dignity” and a strong commitment to football development and governance across the continent. Speaking during an official engagement in Morocco, Motsepe highlighted the progress made by the Royal…

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Asia’s Airlines Seize Europe Routes as Middle East Conflict Redraws Global Aviation Map

Singapore Airlines and Cathay Pacific are rapidly expanding their European operations as the ongoing Iran conflict disrupts traditional air travel corridors and weakens Middle Eastern aviation hubs. Long reliant on Gulf carriers as a central bridge between Europe and Asia, global travel patterns are now undergoing a significant realignment, with Asian airlines stepping in to…

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Resident Doctors Announce Fresh Strike Action Amid Escalating Dispute

Resident doctors have declared a new round of strike action, intensifying an already fraught standoff with government authorities over pay, working conditions, and patient safety concerns. The decision follows months of stalled negotiations, with medical professionals arguing that little progress has been made in addressing their core demands. The planned industrial action is expected to…

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Africa’s Young Innovators Transform Communities Through Technology and Entrepreneurship

Across Africa, a new generation of young innovators is emerging, harnessing technology and creative solutions to address pressing local challenges. From mobile health platforms to low-cost agricultural technologies, these youth-led initiatives are transforming lives and demonstrating the power of grassroots innovation to drive meaningful social change. In Rwanda, for instance, entrepreneur Alice Uwase has developed…

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Rising Political Tensions as Senegal and Ghana Prepare for Crucial Elections

Political tensions are steadily rising across parts of West Africa as two of the region’s most influential democracies, Senegal and Ghana, prepare for critical national elections that could reshape the political and economic direction of their countries. As campaigning intensifies, political parties, civil society organisations and international observers are closely monitoring developments, warning that the…

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Starmer Faces Pressure Over Mandelson–Epstein Warning

Keir Starmer is facing renewed political pressure after newly released government documents revealed he was warned about potential reputational risks before appointing Peter Mandelson as the United Kingdom’s ambassador to the United States. The documents indicate that senior officials raised concerns over Mandelson’s reported links to convicted financier Jeffrey Epstein, cautioning that the appointment could…

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Botswana’s Power Play: From Coal Reliance to a Renewable Revolution

Botswana’s energy landscape is at a crossroads — a complex tapestry of traditional coal dependence, emerging renewable ambitions, and urgent structural challenges. This is a story of a nation rich in sunlight and potential, striving to rewrite its energy future for sustainability, security, and economic growth. For decades, Botswana’s electricity supply has been dominated by…

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Bank of Thailand Surprises Markets With Post-Election Rate Cut to Support Slowing Economy

The Bank of Thailand delivered a surprise 25-basis-point interest rate cut on Wednesday, lowering its benchmark rate to 1% in its first policy meeting following the country’s general election. The move caught markets off guard, with the majority of economists expecting rates to remain unchanged. Four members of the monetary policy committee voted in favour…

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Lord Nawaz Ali Appointed Chairman of Global Tribune Media

Global Tribune Media is pleased to announce the appointment of Lord Nawaz Ali as its Chairman. A respected former Birmingham City Councillor and Trade Ambassador, Lord Ali brings extensive international business, governance, and community leadership experience to the role. A qualified accountant and business adviser, he has led diverse enterprises across finance, technology, consultancy, and…

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The Intersection of Journalism and AI

The news industry is no stranger to disruption. From the printing press to the internet, journalism has always adapted, albeit sometimes reluctantly, to technological change. Now, Artificial Intelligence (AI) stands at the gates, promising to reshape the way news is gathered, produced and consumed. For some, this feels like the beginning of the end. Headlines…

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