Iran says US naval escalation raises doubts about Washington’s commitment to diplomacy
Iran said Friday that a recent US naval escalation in the Gulf has deepened doubts about Washington’s seriousness toward diplomacy […]
Stop abusing six-month rent advance cap — Mahama to landlords
President John Dramani Mahama has raised concerns over the continued disregard for rent advance regulations, despite existing laws limiting rent
Energy ministry sets up control and command centre to improve response time to power challenges
Minister for Energy and Green Transitions, John Abdulai Jinapor, says plans are underway to operationalise a control and command centre
Chad sentences eight opposition leaders to prison and bans coalition
Eight Chadian opposition leaders arrested at the end of last month were jailed for eight years on Friday, their lawyer
Burundi to hold presidential elections on May 3 next year
Burundi will hold presidential elections on May 3 next year, the electoral commission announced Friday, during a meeting boycotted by
Rivals vow to take down Ramaphosa after court clears impeachment probe
Julius Malema, the leader of the opposition Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), has called for Ramaphosa to immediately resign and for
Trump announces three-day ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia
US President Donald Trump says he hopes the temporary truce will lead to a long-term deal to end Russia’s invasion
France moves to repair ties with Algeria as ambassador returns to Algiers
France’s ambassador to Algeria has returned to the North African country along with a senior envoy set to commemorate a
EU climate monitor says sea temperatures could reach record high in May
The European Union’s climate monitor on Friday said ocean temperatures could reach a record high in May as conditions shift
Gabon’s president courts Angolan investors
Gabonese president Brice Oligui Nguema on Friday sought to convince Angolan investors to visit his country. The Angola-Gabon economic roundtable