By Huan Yuping A series of recent actions taken by the United States against Venezuela—from military strikes and forcible capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, to open declarations of intent to “run” Venezuela and gain control over its oil resources—have laid bare the underlying logic ofContinue Reading
By Dai Kairan, People’s Digital transformation stands as a central objective within the African Union’s Agenda 2063. In recent years, cooperation between China and African nations within the digital economy sector has deepened and expanded significantly. This progress has been fostered under frameworks such as high-quality Belt and RoadContinue Reading
China’s expanded zero-tariff policy for African goods is expected to significantly boost Uganda’s coffee exports and raise household incomes, a leading Ugandan coffee entrepreneur has told Xinhua. Nelson Tugume, chief executive officer of Inspire Africa Group, which owns the African Coffee Park in Uganda’s western district of Ntungamo, saidContinue Reading
By – Sheriff Ghali Ibrahim It is a diplomatic mantra and a slogan of Nigeria’s foreign policy posture, to see Africa as a point of depaerture since 1960’s. This was summoned by the impediments of the attainment of nationhood, sovereignty and self-governance which most African territories cherished but lacked,Continue Reading
Latin American experts and media outlets believe that the U.S. action against Venezuela aims to create a “chilling effect” to deter the regional countries and is an upgraded version of the “Monroe Doctrine.” After the U.S. military raided Venezuela and forcibly captured Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wifeContinue Reading
A Commentary – by Lawal Sale “Those who play with fire will be consumed by it” – popular axiom This age-long axiom has apparently been able stand the test of time, probably because it is certainly a universal truth. Earlier this month (November), an unnecessary diplomatic spat between ChinaContinue Reading
Commentary by “Zhong Sheng” – People’s Daily Recently, Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi blatantly claimed at the Diet that a “Taiwan emergency” could constitute a “survival-threatening situation” for Japan, implying the possibility of armed intervention in the Taiwan Straits. This is a blatant interference in China’s internal affairs,Continue Reading
An article -By Lawal Sale Twelve years ago, in the month of October 2013, to be precise, President Xi Jinping of the People’s Republic of China unveiled one of the Chinese government’s most ambitious, people-oriented and largest infrastructure development initiatives in history during his state visit to some AsianContinue Reading
By MS Ingawa Since assuming office on May 29, 2023, Governor Dikko Umaru Radda, Ph.D., CON, has placed the health sector at the very heart of his administration’s Building Your Future development agenda. Guided by the belief that a healthy population is the foundation of productivity and socialContinue Reading
By Karabo Mohammed For decades, China was seen primarily as a manufacturing powerhouse, the “world’s factory” known for producing low-cost goods. Today, China is not just catching up with global innovation leaders, it’s setting the pace in several critical sectors, including artificial intelligence, electric vehicles, green energy, and digitalContinue Reading
