The Wall Africa Journal

The Wall Africa Journal

5/21/2025, 11:15:16 AM

📌 Nigerian Stars Dominate Süper Lig Team of the Week! 🇳🇬 Victor Osimhen, Ibrahim Olawoyin & Jonathan Okoronkwo were all named in the Team of the Week! 🔥 Osimhen scored his 25th goal, helping Galatasaray secure the title. ⚽ Olawoyin and Okoronkwo delivered match-winning performances for their clubs. Nigerian power shining in Türkiye! 🇹🇷⚡ #SuperLig #TeamOfTheWeek #Osimhen #Olawoyin #Okoronkwo #NigerianFootball

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5/22/2025, 10:53:24 AM

📌 Trump-Ramaphosa Meeting Sparks Tension South African President Cyril Ramaphosa and U.S. President Donald Trump met on Wednesday to address key issues. Tensions rose as Trump made unsubstantiated claims about violence against white farmers in South Africa. Ramaphosa firmly refuted these allegations, stating that while crime rates are indeed high, there is no racial targeting. He expressed a strong interest in leveraging U.S. technology to tackle domestic crime effectively.

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5/22/2025, 5:04:53 PM

📌 "A Church in the Sky" — Ethiopia’s Hidden Treasure Would you dare to scale a vertical cliff for faith? 🧗‍♂️ Nestled high in the Gheralta Mountains of Ethiopia, Abuna Yemata Guh is not just a church—it's a test of devotion. Carved into sheer rock at 2,580 meters altitude, this ancient sanctuary houses centuries-old frescoes. No handrails. No stairs. Just raw courage and divine perspective. 🌄

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5/20/2025, 3:30:04 PM

📌 Desmond Tutu: A Moral Beacon of Peace Desmond Tutu, the South African Anglican bishop and human rights activist, was a leading figure in the fight against apartheid. Known for his unwavering stance on nonviolence, he inspired the world in the 1980s. In 1984, he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for his courageous efforts to bring justice and equality to South Africa. 🕊 His legacy continues to guide those who believe in peace, dignity, and human rights. #DesmondTutu #NobelPeacePrize #HumanRights #SouthAfrica #History #Equality #Peace

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5/20/2025, 8:19:58 AM

📌 From tree planting to peacebuilding: the legacy of Wangari Maathai lives on 🌿 She wasn’t just a biologist — she was a force of nature. Founder of the Green Belt Movement, she empowered women and restored forests across Kenya. First African woman to win the Nobel Peace Prize. Her voice still echoes in climate justice movements today. Her message was clear: sustainability starts with dignity, democracy, and the earth beneath our feet. 🌍 Her story is Africa’s story — one of resilience, roots, and renewal.

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5/22/2025, 3:26:36 PM

📌 Diplomatic Calm Amid Tension in Washington 🇿🇦 South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has received praise across Africa for his composed handling of a provocative meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump. During the visit, Trump repeated disputed claims about violence against white farmers — assertions not backed by official data. 📊 South African statistics reveal a much different picture: out of over 26,000 murders in 2024, only 8 victims were farmers. 🤝 Ramaphosa’s calm response underscored his commitment to diplomacy over confrontation, reinforcing his reputation as a leader focused on fact-based dialogue and mutual respect. 💬 “The most important outcome was direct communication,” said South Africa’s foreign affairs spokesperson, emphasizing the value of steady leadership in a turbulent global landscape.

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5/25/2025, 3:34:05 PM

📌 Africa Day 2025 Celebrated annually on May 25, Africa Day marks the foundation of the OAU in 1963 and its evolution into the African Union. This year’s theme, “Education for Liberation,” emphasizes youth empowerment and innovation across the continent. 🌍 From Addis Ababa to diaspora communities worldwide, events spotlight Pan-African unity, resilience, and progress amid today’s challenges.

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5/23/2025, 2:15:48 PM

📌 Kenya's Founding Father: Jomo Kenyatta Jomo Kenyatta was a monumental figure in Kenya’s path to independence and state-building. As the nation's first Prime Minister and later its President, he was instrumental in leading the negotiations for independence from British rule. His leadership shaped the early years of Kenya's nationhood through a strong central government focused on unity and development — though often marked by authoritarian practices.

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5/19/2025, 1:33:39 PM

📌 Tension in West Africa Nears Resolution The decades-long territorial dispute between Gabon and Equatorial Guinea over three oil-rich islands may finally come to an end. The International Court of Justice is set to announce its ruling, determining which treaty holds legal authority. A landmark moment that could reshape maritime boundaries in the Gulf of Guinea. #WestAfrica #ICJ #Gabon #EquatorialGuinea #MaritimeDispute #OilPolitics #GlobalNews #BreakingNews #InternationalRelations

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5/20/2025, 3:11:49 PM

📌 Africa Renames to Reclaim: A Journey of Identity Did you know? 🌍 Countries like Zimbabwe, Ghana, and Burkina Faso weren’t always called that. These names are powerful symbols — of independence, of pride, of history rewritten by their own hands. ✨ 9 African nations said no more to colonial names and embraced identities rooted in their own cultures. Want to know which ones and why it matters? Message us to explore the full list. 📲