Unemployed graduates protest in Tunisia’s Gafsa

Tunisia graduates rally over delayed public-sector jobs

India dispatches 500 MT rice to flood-affected Mozambique

The Indian Navy delivered rice, tents, hygiene kits and medicines to support Mozambique after devastating floods.

Ghana and Malawi pledge closer digital transformation cooperation

Deputy Minister Mohammed Adams Sukparu welcomed the Malawian delegation and highlighted Ghana’s progress in digital infrastructure and e-government platforms.

Chevron strikes oil and gas offshore Angola

Engineers found a 2,000-foot hydrocarbon column with over 300 feet of net pay at the new well.

Ukraine ambassador proposes help for Algeria’s nuclear test sites

Oleksandr Voronin proposed nuclear cleanup help for Algeria while pushing stronger wheat trade and agricultural cooperation.

Manchester City target Morocco midfielder Ayyoub Bouaddi

The Premier League champions could pay up to 100 million euros for the highly rated 18-year-old Lille midfielder.

Explainer: Tanzania taps hydropower surplus to drive exports

Tanzania uses rising hydropower capacity to support businesses, expand industry and explore new regional electricity export markets.

DR Congo and M23 agree on roadmap for peace talks

Five days of Swiss talks produce a roadmap for negotiations between DR Congo and the M23-led rebel alliance.

Egypt and Iran discuss de-escalation and stalled US deal

Cairo and Tehran seek diplomatic progress as disputes stall implementation of the US-Iran memorandum and threaten regional stability.

Ethiopia ranks among Africa’s most dynamic economies: envoy

Chinese Ambassador Chen Hai praises Ethiopia’s economic dynamism, highlighting expanding investment access.

Who are the armed groups Nigeria commonly calls bandits

The term bandits covers various armed criminal groups that target civilians and use kidnappings and ransom payments to finance operations.

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