The recent UN climate summit in Egypt offered more brazen hypocrisy than usual, because the world’s rich countries once again lectured poor nations about the dangers of fossil fuels—as they continue to use massive amounts of new gas, coal, and oil.

This week we are focusing on the third anniversary of the assassination of Iran's top anti-terror commander, Lieutenant General Qassem Soleimani and how he is highly respected in Africa due to his war on Western-backed Takfiri terrorist groups.

Despite its shortcomings, the African continent is growing very fast. And along with that growth comes a challenge to meet the increasing demands for energy. A tough issue for a continent that lacks water.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has been quoted as saying that immigration from nations in Africa would stop if countries like France stopped exploiting the continent's people and natural resources.

This week we are focusing on Ghana’s new policy to buy oil products with gold rather than US dollar reserves.

Western media outlets are one of Africa's greatest enemies. Their coverage of Africa is consistently biased, cementing stereotypes that Africa has a leadership crisis, and the continent is incapable of producing outstanding leaders.

A Yemeni news channel has revealed footage of what it described as mostly African migrants from Ethiopian murdered by Saudi troops.