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Afrinity TV Wraps Up 2025 With Gratitude and Hope for 2026
As Afrinity TV wraps up an incredible 2025, we extend our deepest gratitude to our viewers, partners, and growing community. Your unwavering support has been the heartbeat of everything we do.
This year has been one of growth, meaningful storytelling, and purposefully bridging the divide across Africa and beyond. Together, we shared powerful stories, amplified voices, and strengthened connections that matter.
As we step into a new year, we remain committed to delivering impactful content and fostering conversations that inspire progress and unity.
Afrinity TV wishes you a Merry Christmas and a 2026 filled with unprecedented success, growth, and fulfillment.
Over 400 Civilians Killed in Eastern DR Congo Amid Faltering US Peace Deal
More than 400 civilians have been killed in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, highlighting a surge in violence as a US-backed peace deal falters. The escalating attacks have displaced thousands and raised serious concerns about the effectiveness of international interventions aimed at stabilizing the region.
Authorities and humanitarian organizations continue to call for urgent measures to protect civilians and restore peace, while monitoring the fragile security situation.
The situation underscores the challenges facing DR Congo, where political agreements and international efforts often struggle to curb armed conflicts and protect vulnerable populations.
Source: Reuters
2 DAYS TO GO: Get Ready for the Gospel Experience 2025
The countdown is almost over — just 2 days to go until voices unite in praise at this year’s Gospel Experience 2025!
Attendees are reminded that entry is completely FREE. Simply scan the QR code to reserve your spot and secure a place at this unforgettable celebration of faith, music, and community.
With choirs, inspirational artists, and dynamic performances, this event promises to uplift hearts and create memories that will last a lifetime. Don’t miss out — the stage is almost ready, and so are we!
Destiny Cannot Be Chained: Reflections on Mandela, Joseph, and Nnamdi Kanu
Once upon a time, history showed us that no chain is strong enough to hold a man whose destiny is written by God.
Nelson Mandela was falsely accused and sentenced to life imprisonment under fabricated terrorism charges. Yet, destiny did not end in that prison cell. He emerged from darkness to become the President of South Africa a global symbol of freedom, resilience, and unbreakable courage.
The story mirrors the biblical tale of Joseph, the beloved son of Jacob, who faced betrayal, false accusations, and imprisonment. From the prison walls, he rose to sit on the throne, ruling over nations. What was meant to destroy him became the path that lifted him.
In our own time, history is writing another chapter. Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, whose only crime is speaking for his people, has been sentenced to life imprisonment on false terrorism charges. But like Mandela and Joseph, destiny does not bow to injustice.
No matter how long the night lasts, the morning must surely come. One day a blessed day he will walk out free and lead his people with renewed strength, purpose, and divine mandate.
~ Onye Chie Ekwe
Cheering for Him’: Key Takeaways from Trump-Mamdani White House Meeting
US President Donald Trump recently met with Ugandan academic and political analyst Mahmood Mamdani at the White House, sparking conversations across media outlets. The meeting focused on key global issues, diplomacy, and economic collaboration, with both parties expressing mutual respect and shared interests in advancing international dialogue.
Observers noted that Trump appeared “cheering for him,” highlighting a positive tone throughout the discussions. Analysts suggest that the meeting could influence future US-Africa engagement, particularly in areas of trade, policy, and educational cooperation.
While specific outcomes were not publicly disclosed, the encounter reaffirmed the importance of open dialogue and strengthened relations between influential figures from the US and Africa.
Source: CNN
United Nigeria Airlines Accepts Public Apologies from VeryDarkMan and Mr Jollof
United Nigeria Airlines has officially accepted the public apologies issued by Martins Otse, popularly known as VeryDarkMan, and Freedom Atsepoyi, known as Mr Jollof.
The apology comes after a series of incidents that sparked discussions online involving the personalities and the airline. By accepting their apologies, the airline aims to move past the situation and focus on maintaining positive public relations and professional conduct.
Details of the apology and response from the airline have been shared in the comments section for public reference.
Source: Eyewitness Reports
Afrinity Weekly Newsletter: Exploring Resilience, Growth, and Global Impact Across Africa 🌍
Welcome to this week’s edition of the Afrinity Weekly Newsletter, where we highlight inspiring stories of resilience, growth, and global impact across the African continent.
From innovative startups reshaping economies to cultural movements redefining African identity, our goal is to spotlight the progress, creativity, and determination driving Africa forward.
Join us as we dive into stories that celebrate African excellence, explore emerging opportunities, and discuss the challenges that shape our shared journey toward a brighter, more unified continent.
Stay informed. Stay inspired. Stay connected with Afrinitytv your trusted source for authentic African news, stories, and achievements.
First Lady Fatima Maada Bio Secures Turkish Partnership for New Medical Centre in Bo
Following her official visit to Türkiye, Her Excellency Fatima Maada Bio, First Lady of the Republic of Sierra Leone, had the honour of meeting with H.E. Emine Erdoğan, the First Lady of Türkiye, where she passionately appealed for the establishment of a hospital in Sierra Leone.
In a remarkable gesture of goodwill, H.E. Emine Erdoğan graciously accepted the request, marking a major milestone in strengthening healthcare collaboration between both nations.
Upon her return, the First Lady warmly received the Turkish Ambassador to Sierra Leone, H.E. Amb. Yusuf Burak Rende, alongside Mr. Mirzet Muezzinoglu, the TİKA Country Director, to discuss the implementation plans for the proposed medical centre in Bo.
Mrs. Bio emphasized that, even when she travels abroad, her heart remains with her people especially women, girls, and children reaffirming her lifelong commitment to improving their wellbeing through sustainable healthcare initiatives.
~ FMB
Dangote Refinery Resumes Bulk Petrol Sales at ₦877 per Litre, Intensifying Market Price War
The Dangote Refinery has resumed bulk petrol sales at ₦877 per litre, up from its previous price of ₦820, sparking a renewed price war across Nigeria’s downstream oil sector.
According to Vanguard News, this sudden price adjustment has placed depot owners under heavy pressure, as competition tightens and profit margins shrink. Industry observers say the move could reshape the market, forcing smaller players to reconsider their pricing strategies.
Analysts note that while Dangote’s decision aims to stabilize supply, it also highlights the volatility of Nigeria’s fuel market amid ongoing economic reforms and currency fluctuations.
Source: Vanguard News
Florida Sheriff Defends Sharing Mugshot of 9-Year-Old Black Boy Amid Public Outrage
A Florida Sheriff has defended his controversial decision to post the mugshot of a 9-year-old Black boy on social media — a move that has sparked widespread outrage and reignited debate over policing ethics and racial sensitivity.
According to CNN, critics argue that publicly sharing the child’s photo violates his privacy and could cause lasting emotional harm. However, the sheriff maintains that his decision was meant to promote transparency and accountability within the justice system.
The incident has since fueled a larger conversation about law enforcement practices, especially concerning minors and racial bias in U.S. policing.
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