The 200MP Illusion And Why High Specs Don’t Always Equal Better Photos
Africa’s smartphone market is slipping back into a familiar trap: the “Megapixel Myth.” With devices like the Redmi Note 15…
Author: Kevin Sewe
Donald Trump ally Viktor Orbán concedes landmark defeat
Hungary’s nationalist Prime Minister Viktor Orban conceded defeat Sunday in parliamentary elections to his rival, conservative Peter Magyar, a former government insider and political newcomer who has promised “system change”.
Hungary Prime Minister Viktor Orban loses election newcomer Magyar
Congratulations from across Europe poured in Monday for Hungarian political newcomer Peter Magyar, who defeated nationalist Viktor Orban in elections seen as a blow to right-wing populism worldwide.
Chadema commemorates 1st anniversary of Tundu Lissu’s detention
Today, April 9, 2026, marks one year since the violent arrest and continued arbitrary detention of opposition leader and national chairperson of CHADEMA, Tundu Antipas Lissu.
Donald Trump declares ceasefire, Tehran agrees safe Hormuz transit
The United States and Iran have announced a suspension of all attacks for two weeks, and Tehran has agreed to allow safe transit of vessels through the Strait of Hormuz.
President Samia extends the mandate of the Commission probing election violence by 21 days
According to the opposition and Human Rights activists, over 2000 people were killed by police during and after the 2025 general election, with several people still unaccounted for.
Nigerian military rescues 31 kidnapped during Easter holidays
The Nigerian military said Sunday it had rescued 31 worshippers seized from Easter celebrations in northwestern Kaduna state, though at least five others were killed, as the country’s security is increasingly under international scrutiny.
DR Congo yafuzu kushiriki kombe la dunia
Timu ya taifa ya mchezo wa soka ya Jamhuri ya Kidemokrasia ya Congo, imefuzu kwenye fainali ya kombe la dunia, kwa mara ya kwanza, baada ya miaka 52, baada ya kuifunga Jamaica bao 1-0.
Pan-African Activists decry deteriorating human rights situation in Tanzania and Uganda
The Pan-African Solidarity Network has condemned the deteriorating human rights situation in Tanzania and Uganda, calling for the immediate release of political prisoners and an end to state-sponsored violence.
Overnight petrol queues in Ethiopia as war shortages hit
Ethiopians said Friday they slept in their cars in hours-long queues for petrol as shortages caused by the Middle East war began to take their toll.
