US warns travelers of terrorism and unrest in Mozambique
The advisory highlights previous attacks on remote hunting lodges and warns isolated areas may receive slow security responses.
Ethiopia and Thailand sign pacts to deepen bilateral ties
The agreements create regular diplomatic consultations and stronger links between Ethiopian and Thai chambers of commerce.
China’s J-16 jets stage mock combat with Egypt’s Rafales
Chinese state media showed an Egyptian Rafale flying closely alongside a J-16 during the military exercise in Egypt.
Nigeria records over 65,000 suspected cholera cases this year
Flooding during Nigeria’s rainy season could contaminate water sources and overwhelm sanitation systems.
Zambia police question opposition leader Mundubile after election
The opposition leader emerged from hiding after two weeks as authorities investigated alleged national security offences.
Deadly SAF airstrike hits Adikong border market, at least 12 killed
A suspected SAF drone strike killed civilians and destroyed a fuel market near the Adré crossing
Rwandan genocide suspect jailed for life in Netherlands
A Rwandan genocide suspect received a life sentence in the Netherlands for helping massacre around 3,000 Tutsis in 1994
Niger transfers uranium mining rights to domestic companies
Niger grants two uranium mining licences to local firms after withdrawing rights from French and Canadian companies in recent years.
Indian Navy rescues 22 seafarers from hijacked ships near Somalia
Armed pirates hijacked two foreign-flagged vessels carrying Indian crew members off the coasts of Somalia and Yemen.
EU and Western missions back AU talks on Tigray tensions
EU and Western missions support AU mediation efforts and urge all sides to prevent renewed conflict in drought-hit Northern Ethiopia.
Senegal seeks more processed goods exports to China
Senegal aims to export more processed goods to China as groundnut trade grows and local producers seek greater value.

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