US House Republicans cancel vote on Iran war resolution
In what is being seen as a rare act of defiance, Republican lawmakers failed to gather enough votes to dismiss […]
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Tulsi Gabbard resigns as Trump’s director of national intelligence
Tulsi Gabbard was appointed as director of national intelligence at the start of Trump’s second term as US president. US
Uganda closes border traffic with DR Congo amid Ebola outbreak fears
Uganda has halted all travel links with neighbouring Democratic Republic of the Congo in an effort to reduce the risk
Burkina Faso launches state-backed fund to regain control of mining wealth
Burkina Faso has moved to strengthen its control over mineral resources through the establishment of a new sovereign mining investment
African power crises drive an 83% rise in China’s solar exports to the region.
Rising electricity shortages and escalating energy costs across Africa are fuelling a sharp increase in demand for Chinese solar technology,
Egypt records its largest oil and gas discovery in 15 years after major desert find.
Egypt has announced its largest desert oil and gas discovery in more than 15 years, marking a major milestone for
London bond sale earns Republic of the Congo $850 million amid renewed investor interest.
Republic of the Congo has secured $850 million from international investors, marking a major return to global debt markets for
Shortage of medical supplies and funding threatens Ebola response in Democratic Republic of the Congo.
The resurgence of Ebola in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo is evolving beyond a localised health crisis, increasingly serving
Saudi Arabia introduces new Africa–Middle East cargo route bypassing the Strait of Hormuz for non-oil shipments.
Mawani has introduced a significant new cargo shipping route aimed at transforming trade connections between the Middle East, Africa and
Iran says it received US ‘viewpoints’ through Pakistan, currently reviewing them
Iran said it has received the US side’s “viewpoints” and is currently reviewing them, the Foreign Ministry spokesperson said, according