South Africans seek evacuation as regional conflict halts flights and closes borders
Over 6,400 South African nationals have reported their presence across countries in the Middle East as escalating tensions involving the […]
Senegal orders shutdown of 19 government bodies as part of $98 million cost-cutting plan
Senegal’s government has revealed plans to shut down 19 public agencies, a decision projected to save about 55 billion CFA
Israeli forces launch new overnight strikes on Lebanon
Thick plumes of smoke rose from the debris of structures flattened by an Israeli airstrike that struck Beirut’s southern suburbs
Zimbabwe Aims to Reduce $23 Billion Debt and Rebuild Investor Trust
Zimbabwe is actively pursuing measures to settle the $23 billion it owes to multilateral lenders, as discussions with creditors remain
King Charles Celebrates Strong Bilateral Relations with Ghana
King Charles III of the United Kingdom sent heartfelt Independence Day greetings to President John Dramani Mahama and the people
Niger Withdraws Gold Mining Licenses from Three Companies
Niger’s military government has withdrawn concessions from three gold mining and processing companies as part of its drive to exert
South African Wine Farm Tied to Tokyo Sexwale Listed for $11 Million
Bloemendal Wine Estate, a prominent South African vineyard associated with former politician and anti-apartheid activist Tokyo Sexwale, is scheduled for
Qatar LNG Supply Disruptions Push Italy Toward African Gas
Rising tensions in the Middle East linked to Iran have disrupted five LNG shipments from Qatar, prompting Italy to look
Indonesia Leverages East African Port to Boost Regional Trade
Indonesia is exploring ways to increase the flow of its exports through the Port of Mombasa, aiming to strengthen trade
Benin Army Loses 15 Troops in Jihadist Strike
Al-Qaeda-affiliated jihadists killed 15 soldiers in an assault on a military base in northern Benin, the West African nation’s armed