Demand for FHA loans climbs amid growing affordability pressures for borrowers.
Mortgage rates for conventional loans remained steady last week, with overall application volume also largely unchanged, but borrowers are increasingly […]
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Senegal and Egypt’s senior diplomats meet to explore ways to enhance their bilateral ties.
Senegal and Egypt’s foreign ministers met near Cairo on Tuesday to discuss ways to strengthen bilateral relations and improve political
200 US troops deployed to Nigeria to support operations against Islamist militants.
Around 200 U.S. troops are being deployed to Nigeria to help train the country’s military in combating Islamist militant groups,
The UN rights chief has urged Ethiopia and Eritrea to ease rising tensions.
UN Human Rights Chief Volker Türk has urged Ethiopia and Eritrea to take immediate measures to reduce tensions, as the
January sales in the used car market climbed to $800 million in South Africa.
Used-car sales in South Africa jumped in January 2026, extending the rebound recorded during 2025 and highlighting strong demand across
Zambia seeks new agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
Zambia is preparing to begin discussions on a new economic programme with the IMF, but authorities say the agreement will
Russia issues official response to claims of recruiting Nigerians for the Ukraine conflict.
The Russian ambassador to Nigeria has denied allegations that Nigerians are being recruited to participate in the Ukraine war, asserting
Bagbin orders Parliament to set a date for reviewing the anti-LGBTQ bill.
Parliament has been instructed to schedule the Human Sexual Rights and Family Values Bill 2025, commonly referred to as the
The APRM Governing Council has been sworn in by John Dramani Mahama ahead of the upcoming peer review exercise.
Members of Ghana’s National African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM) Governing Council were officially sworn into office in Accra on Tuesday,
Africa’s biggest diamond producer plans to increase income taxes as the diamond boom loses momentum.
Botswana is considering increases to corporate and personal income taxes in an effort to offset declining diamond revenues and reduce