US House votes to scrap Trump’s tariffs on Canada.
The U.S. House of Representatives has voted to overturn former President Donald Trump’s tariffs on Canadian goods. In a 219–211 […]
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Egyptian forces undergo training exercises in preparation for an African Union mission deployment to Somalia.
Egyptian troops have completed training in preparation for their deployment with the African Union Mission to Support Security and Stability
Africa’s biggest oil refinery achieves a significant milestone, now functioning at its intended full capacity.
The Dangote Oil Refinery, recognized as the world’s largest single-train facility, is now running at its maximum capacity of 650,000
Congo’s disputed Manono mine moves closer to first lithium export as China expands its foothold in Africa’s critical minerals sector.
Production of lithium in the Democratic Republic of Congo is set to begin in June at the contested Manono deposit,
Ten people killed in separate school and home shootings in British Columbia, Canada.
A gun attack at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School in British Columbia has left seven people dead, while two additional bodies
Russia issues warning as militarisation of Greenland fuels rising Arctic tensions.
Growing military activity in Greenland has heightened tensions in the Arctic, after several European nations sent small troop deployments to
Egypt’s Sisi appoints a new defence minister in a minor cabinet reshuffle.
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi on Wednesday administered the oath of office to several new ministers in a limited cabinet
Libya awards exploration licenses to foreign oil companies.
The move is part of efforts to attract major international energy firms back to the country and increase daily oil
Copper exports from Congo climb 10%, with Chinese firms spearheading the increase.
Copper exports from the Democratic Republic of Congo rose by almost 10% in 2025, strengthening its standing as the world’s
Senegal unveils a $100 million onshore oil and gas initiative following the cancellation of licenses from inactive operators.
Senegal’s state-owned oil company, Petrosen, plans to roll out a $100 million onshore oil and gas exploration program this year,