INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
In 2024, Africa witnessed a remarkable surge in democratic progress, with eight nations holding truly competitive elections
power, showcasing the growing strength of democratic institutions
In Ghana, John Dramani Mahama made a triumphant return to the presidency after an eight-year hiatus
Botswana experienced its first power transition since independence in 1964.However, the continent faced significant challenges alongside
Climate disasters wreaked havoc across Africa
Devastating floods struck major cities like Lagos, Dakar, and Nairobi.The southern African region endured its worst drought in decades
These events caused billions in damages and displaced millions
Economic struggles persisted throughout the year
(Photo Internet reproduction)The IMF projected a modest regional GDP growth of 3.8%
Diplomatic tensions flared in various regions
Rwanda remained at odds over alleged support for rebel groups
Outbreaks of monkeypox, malaria, and dengue fever strained healthcare systems
Ethiopia reported millions of cases of both malaria and dengue fever, highlighting the severity of these health challenges.Despite these
obstacles, Africa demonstrated resilience and adaptability
