South Sudan: UN Aid Chief sounds alarm on humanitarian situation
United Nations aid chief Tom Fletcher issued a stark warning during a visit to a hospital in South Sudan. Fletcher
Tomato merchants suspend trips to Burkina Faso citing safety fears.
Following a recent terrorist attack in Burkina Faso, tomato traders from the Ashanti Region have refused to resume cross-border purchases,
CIA provides intel to Mexico on location of cartel leader: Report
The CIA and other US intelligence agencies provided information to Mexican authorities that helped them locate Mexico’s most wanted cartel
$200K water-cleaning system under evaluation by the EPA
In a move to tackle the increasing pollution of Ghana’s rivers, largely driven by illegal mining activities known as ‘galamsey,’
The United States is taking action to challenge Sharia law in Nigeria
The United States has launched a review of Nigeria’s compliance with international religious freedom standards, following persistent attacks on Christians
The US is reportedly weighing a ban on Nigeria’s cattle trade
US legislators have proposed halting beef and cattle exports from Nigeria to pressure armed factions associated with Fulani herders to
Cameroon to release body of late opposition leader
It has been almost three months since Cameroon’s leading opposition figure, Anicet Ekane, died in military detention, some five weeks
Africa Trade Conference returns to Cape Town, driving continent’s trade agenda forward.
Access Bank Plc has unveiled its lineup of speakers for the upcoming second edition of the Africa Trade Conference (ATC
Cement prices risk going up as port congestion delays clinker shipments in Ghana
Cement manufacturers in Ghana are warning of potential price increases as congestion at the country’s ports continues to delay the
Nigeria loses $3.3bn to food waste amid cold chain gaps.
Nigeria lost an estimated $2.3 billion to $3.3 billion to post-harvest losses in 2025, highlighting major structural flaws in the