Belgian court reopens Patrice Lumumba murder case
The family of murdered Congolese independence icon Patrice Lumumba said Tuesday they hope to get justice, as a Belgian court
UN chief strongly condemns Israeli demolition of UN structures in East Jerusalem
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Tuesday condemned Israeli forces’ action to demolish structures inside the headquarters of the UN agency
Russia Receives US Draft Charter for Proposed Gaza Peace Board.
Lavrov confirms Moscow has received US proposal, calls Trump administration practical and considerate of global interests.
Parliament to resume on February 3
Speaker of Parliament, Alban Bagbin, has issued a Constitutional Instrument to commence the Second Session of the Ninth Parliament of
Bobi Wine tells the BBC from hiding that he will not contest the Uganda election results in court
Uganda’s opposition leader Bobi Wine has told the BBC he will not contest the results of Thursday’s election in court,
CBN reports higher credit, rising loan defaults in Q4 2025
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has reported an improvement in credit availability across key lending segments in the fourth
Ukrainian delegation meets security advisers from France, Germany, UK in Davos
A Ukrainian delegation met national security advisers from France, Germany, and the UK in Davos, Switzerland, where the World Economic
UN says Gaza ceasefire crosses 100 days but ‘impediments’ still block aid
The UN on Monday warned that humanitarian operations in the Gaza Strip remain constrained by ongoing impediments, even as the
IFC injects up to $300m to stabilise Ghana’s cocoa supply chain
As Ghana’s cocoa sector grapples with one of its most challenging periods in years, the International Finance Corporation (IFC) says
Ivory Coast: Cocoa industry in limbo as prices fall
Ivory Coast, the world’s top cocoa producer, is facing an unprecedented deadlock. Since October last year, with prices plummeting on