Adlia, Author at Radar Africa

Africa’s looming food crisis: Import bill may exceed $110B by 2025

This rising dependence on food imports is driven by factors such as population growth, urbanization, and climate change.

Ruto praises Tinubu’s fuel subsidy removal as a catalyst for Africa’s development.

African governments once held sovereignty over their mineral resources, but a series of events led to the resurgence of transnational corporations.

In the face of a devastating drought, water filters are playing a vital role in saving lives and alleviating suffering in Kenya.

International pressure mounts on Niger’s military junta to release the country’s ousted president.

The withdrawal of Burkina Faso and Niger leaves the G5 Sahel weakened and raises questions about the future of the counterterrorism alliance.

Developing nations seek a more inclusive and effective approach to climate action at COP28, with a focus on the needs of developing countries.

Somalia’s President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud welcomes the lifting of the arms embargo, pledging to eradicate al Shabab.

A decade after the passing of Nelson Mandela, South Africa is grappling with a complex relationship with the legacy of its iconic former president.

West African countries plan closer economic and defence ties through the proposed confederation.