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UAE Firm to Provide Blockchain Technology to Millions of Africans Abu Dhabi-based financial technology firm, the ADI Fou...
26/12/2025

UAE Firm to Provide Blockchain Technology to Millions of Africans

Abu Dhabi-based financial technology firm, the ADI Foundation, which is backed by the digital arm of a $240 billion conglomerate chaired by the UAE President’s brother, aims to bring 1 billion people onto its blockchain, ADI Chain, by 2030 by providing access to its blockchain infrastructure in emerging markets.

The company has partnered with Kenyan based mobile money service M-Pesa, which has more than 60 million monthly users across DR Congo, Egypt, Ethiopia, Ghana, Lesotho, Mozambique, and Tanzania. A stablecoin to be used on ADI Chain was expected to be launched in January 2026.



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Family Day - Appreciation DayToday as we recognize family day- let’s take time to appreciate our loved ones for being th...
26/12/2025

Family Day - Appreciation Day

Today as we recognize family day- let’s take time to appreciate our loved ones for being there during our life journey, irrespective of our shortcomings, let’s discuss ways of showing gratitude to one another.

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26/12/2025

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US Bomb Strikes Target Terrorists in Nigeria US president Donald Trump approved bombing strikes in the North West region...
26/12/2025

US Bomb Strikes Target Terrorists in Nigeria

US president Donald Trump approved bombing strikes in the North West region of Nigeria on Christmas day. Trump said the strikes were targeted at the ISIS operations in that region of Nigeria.

The Nigerian Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed the strikes but did not expand on the targets and where they operate from.

"The Ministry confirms that Nigerian authorities remain engaged in structured security cooperation with international partners, including the US, in addressing the persistent threat of terrorism and violent extremism. This has led to precision strikes on terrorist targets in Nigeria," a statement reads from the Nigieria ministry.

According to officials, the Nigerian and American governments cooperated in the forms intelligence sharing, strategic coordination and other forms of support that are in line with international law.

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Trump Recalls African AmbassadorsU.S President Donald Trump has reportedly recalled dozens of ambassadors and other seni...
25/12/2025

Trump Recalls African Ambassadors

U.S President Donald Trump has reportedly recalled dozens of ambassadors and other senior career diplomats to ensure embassies are aligned with Trump’s “America First” priorities.

13 of the recalled diplomats are from African countries. There are now a 30 top-level diplomatic vacancies on the continent. Former diplomats and experts warn that the number will have an impact on American diplomatic relations on the continent.

The State Department has not clarified if it plans to replace those who are being recalled. The American Foreign Service Association stated that the ambassadors are ordered to leave by mid-January.

According to the Associated Press, among the recalled diplomats were those serving in Nigeria, Rwanda, and Niger.

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Ghana Legalizes Cryptocurrency Trading Dr Johnson Asiama, the Governor of the Bank of Ghana, confirmed that virtual asse...
25/12/2025

Ghana Legalizes Cryptocurrency Trading

Dr Johnson Asiama, the Governor of the Bank of Ghana, confirmed that virtual asset trading, including cryptocurrency, will be legal in the West African country.

"These are not just legal milestones, they are enablers of better policies, stronger supervision, and more effective regulation. Effectively, virtual asset trading is now legal, and no one is going to be arrested for engaging in crypto. But we now have the framework to manage the risks involved," he stated.

Ghana established a regulatory framework that enables authorities to oversee the sector.

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Merry Christmas to all of our followers and listeners 🎄✨
25/12/2025

Merry Christmas to all of our followers and listeners 🎄✨

25/12/2025

Song of the Day | Nakale ft Tate Buti - Kokule

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Defending Champions Start AFCON With a WinIvory Coast beat Mozambique 1-0 in their opening fixture of the 2025 Africa Cu...
24/12/2025

Defending Champions Start AFCON With a Win

Ivory Coast beat Mozambique 1-0 in their opening fixture of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations thanks to a goal from Manchester United’s Amad Diallo.

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Algeria Beat Sudan 3-0Algeria started their 2025 Africa Cup of Nations campaign with a 3-0 victory over Sudan thanks to ...
24/12/2025

Algeria Beat Sudan 3-0

Algeria started their 2025 Africa Cup of Nations campaign with a 3-0 victory over Sudan thanks to a brace from Riyad Mahrez and a goal from Ibrahim Maza.

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KP Group Signs $4 Billion Renewable Energy Deal with BotswanaRenewable energy firm KP Group, through its subsidiary KPI ...
24/12/2025

KP Group Signs $4 Billion Renewable Energy Deal with Botswana

Renewable energy firm KP Group, through its subsidiary KPI Green Energy, has signed a $4 billion agreement with the Government of Botswana to develop large-scale renewable energy infrastructure across the country. The initiative is expected to boost Botswana’s renewable energy capacity to nearly 5 gigawatts, supporting national ambitions to achieve net-zero emissions by 2030.

Under the memorandum of understanding, the partnership will focus on power generation, energy storage, and transmission infrastructure. Key components include upgrading high-voltage transmission lines, developing cross-border interconnections with neighboring countries, and creating a framework to plan and implement renewable projects at scale. The projects aim to position Botswana as a regional clean energy hub.

Botswana’s Minister of Minerals and Energy, Bogolo Joy Kenewendo, described the agreement as a critical step toward a sustainable and secure energy future. KP Group will oversee development, financing, construction, and long-term operations while also offering 30 annual scholarships to build local skills in renewable energy and engineering.

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The only talk show radio that tells the real African story from Windhoek and Ondangwa. Eagle FM deals with social justice issues, the rule of law and lead in discourse that will help make Africa a better place. With a print media limping to its death, Eagle FM has both the reader and the listener's wishes at heart because it combines the elements of print and broadcasting. Eagle FM broadcasts mostly exclusive news every hour from within Namibia and other African countries. With an investigative team made up of fearless journalists, Eagle FM looks at every angle of a story within a day in an informative manner because today's story should not wait to be told tomorrow. There are regional reporters to bring fresh news to the nation. The advent of the digital era allows Eagle FM to tell the African story from an African perspective. Our news from the continent will be delivered hot by several special correspondents who have worked for other international broadcasting houses. Likewise, Eagle FM has panelists drawn from within Namibia and other African countries to drive the discourse without fear or favour.