Haenel, now 35, was the first top actor in France to accuse the film industry of turning a blind eye to sexual abuse after the #MeToo movement broke out. In 2019, she…
The 77 Percent takes a closer look at the African politicians who change the rules to cling to power. As Gambia prepares for elections, tensions are rising among young people on both…
Constant power outages in Nigeria have become a problem for residents like Shakirah Fatomide. The Rural Electrification Agency hopes to mitigate the problem by domesticating solar panel manufacturing. However, smaller businesses and…
A mass of plastic waste is blocking the turbines of a major hydroelectric dam in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo - resulting in power outages as workers struggle to clean out plastic…
Nigeria has, for the ninth time in 2024, been thrown into darkness following the collapse of the national power grid. In the last one week, the grid has collapsed three times.…
Hezbollah, considered a terrorist organization by many countries, holds sway in many areas of Lebanon. Being not only an Islamist militant group but also a political party, it steps in where a…
Tech giant Google is backing US nuclear energy startup Kairos Power to build seven small reactors which will power one of its artificial intelligence data centres.…
Using Google search is often more of a reflex than an actual choice. Is this too much power? The outcome of the antitrust trial against Google in the US could have consequences…
Friedrich Merz has been working meticulously to reorient the Christian Democrats (CDU) since 2022, when he was elected as chairman of the party and also the leader of the center-right parliamentary group…
A world record of 969 million citizens are called to the polls for what some see as a referendum on one man. India is about to embark on the world's biggest election,…