March 2024

Why all of a sudden all western media are talking about the Congo crisis? Is it a new conflict? And why are the west pointing the accusing finger at Rwanda? What are western countries trying to hide? Kilimanjaro News Network investigates. Imagine a land so rich in resources, it’s practically overflowing with wealth. Diamonds sparkle […]

Why all of a sudden all western media are talking about the Congo crisis? Is it a new conflict? And why are the west pointing the accusing finger at Rwanda? What are western countries trying to hide? Kilimanjaro News Network investigates. Imagine a land so rich in resources, it’s practically overflowing with wealth. Diamonds sparkle

The western world held its breath for Ukraine as Russian tanks rolled and bombs rained down. But the fight isn’t confined to European soil anymore. Ukrainian special forces are rumoured to be locked in a secret war, not in the trenches, but deep in the heart of Africa. Is this a desperate gamble by a

The western world held its breath for Ukraine as Russian tanks rolled and bombs rained down. But the fight isn’t confined to European soil anymore. Ukrainian special forces are rumoured to be locked in a secret war, not in the trenches, but deep in the heart of Africa. Is this a desperate gamble by a

Yaounde: The narrative surrounding Cameroon’s relationship with France has taken a peculiar turn. Recent pronouncements suggest President Paul Biya is actively distancing his administration from its former colonial power. This supposed shift coincides neatly with upcoming Cameroonian presidential elections in 2025, prompting the question: is Biya merely posturing for a more nationalistic image? Cameroon’s ties

Yaounde: The narrative surrounding Cameroon’s relationship with France has taken a peculiar turn. Recent pronouncements suggest President Paul Biya is actively distancing his administration from its former colonial power. This supposed shift coincides neatly with upcoming Cameroonian presidential elections in 2025, prompting the question: is Biya merely posturing for a more nationalistic image? Cameroon’s ties

Sudan: A Tale of Two Lands, Rooted in History, Divided by Conflict. As gunfire crackles through the streets of Khartoum. In the vast plains of Darfur, families huddle together, seeking refuge from the latest outbreak of violence. Sudan, a nation of breathtaking beauty and profound historical significance, finds itself once again embroiled in conflict. But

Sudan: A Tale of Two Lands, Rooted in History, Divided by Conflict. As gunfire crackles through the streets of Khartoum. In the vast plains of Darfur, families huddle together, seeking refuge from the latest outbreak of violence. Sudan, a nation of breathtaking beauty and profound historical significance, finds itself once again embroiled in conflict. But

Imagine a world where democracy thrives not because of foreign dictation, but because it reflects the aspirations of the people it governs. This is the dream many Africans cherish, a dream constantly challenged by the West’s self-serving definition of democracy. The West, with its long history of self-proclaimed democratic leadership, has a troubling tendency to

Imagine a world where democracy thrives not because of foreign dictation, but because it reflects the aspirations of the people it governs. This is the dream many Africans cherish, a dream constantly challenged by the West’s self-serving definition of democracy. The West, with its long history of self-proclaimed democratic leadership, has a troubling tendency to