“Some Unique Animals You Probably Didn’t Know Existed in Africa” takes young explorers on a wild adventure through Africa’s rich wildlife. From A to Z, kids will discover fascinating and lesser-known animals found across Africa’s savannahs and beyond—making learning both exciting and unforgettable! © WAVN
About This BookThis fun and educational tracing book is designed to help young learners develop essential early skills while having a blast! Key Features: 24 Pages – The first ten pages focus on tracing numbers 1 to 10, while the remaining ten pages introduce children to tracing various objects, encouraging both number recognition and object…
Burkina Faso’s Prime Minister, Jean Emmanuel Ouédraogo, has reaffirmed the country’s commitment to working with the World Bank to promote development and improve the living standards of its citizens. This commitment was underscored during a high-level meeting with Clara Ana De Sousa, the World Bank’s Country Director for Burkina Faso. Both parties discussed critical areas…
Senegalese President Bassirou Diomaye Faye, has reaffirmed his country’s strong commitment to establishing a national currency. The President, in an interview with local media on Friday evening, suggested that a unilateral exit from the CFA franc could be considered if the ongoing efforts within ECOWAS and WAEMU fail to make progress. The interview followed Faye’s…
The Confederation of Sahel States (AES) has emphasized the importance of achieving monetary sovereignty. In an interview with a Russian media outlet during a visit by foreign ministers to Russia, Nigerien Foreign Minister Bakary Yaou Sangaré highlighted the significance of currency as a key element of sovereignty. He stated that the region could no longer…
There are men whose names will never touch headlines not because they are unworthy, but because the world has chosen a hierarchy of whose pain is worth hearing, whose screams can be dismissed, whose body may be bartered. Tesfay Hagos Alemayehu is such a man. He was born on the 15th of March 1994, in…
A leading civil society coalition in Guinea, Forces Vives, has rejected the transitional government’s proposed September 21 constitutional referendum, citing concerns over transparency and inclusivity. The Guinean authorities argue that the referendum will give citizens the opportunity to decide on a new constitution, a crucial step in the country’s transition back to civilian rule. However,…
The United States Ambassador to Ghana, Virginia Palmer, has reaffirmed Ghana’s status as a key ally of the U.S., despite recent shifts in international trade policies under the new American administration. Her remarks follow U.S. President Donald Trump’s recent executive orders imposing sweeping tariffs on several exporting nations, including Ghana, which now faces a 10%…
The U.S. government has imposed tariffs on 180 countries, with all 50 African nations affected. Tariff rates range from 10% to 50%, impacting economies already struggling with poverty, debt, and health crises. South Africa, Africa’s largest exporter to the U.S., is facing a 25% tariff on vehicles and spare parts, jeopardizing its $2 billion automotive…
The opposition Party of African Peoples – Côte d’Ivoire (PPA-CI) has called for the dissolution of the country’s electoral commission, citing alleged irregularities in the provisional electoral list ahead of the upcoming elections. Speaking during a forum on electoral disputes and irregularities, Katinan Koné, President of the party’s Strategic and Political Council, argued that reforming…
