Adlia, Author at Radar Africa

Egypt buys more wheat ahead of summer

Egypt’s state grain buyer purchased hundreds of thousands of tons of wheat for July and August delivery from Black Sea and EU suppliers.

Somali forces killed at least 20 al-Shabaab militants after repelling an attack in the central Hiraan region with pursuit operations ongoing.

Lecturers and students at the University of Zimbabwe continue striking over low wages as inflation exceeds 90 percent in the country

Militants massacred Muslim worshippers in southwest Niger in one of the deadliest attacks in the unstable border region

The World Bank loan aims to ease South Africa’s infrastructure bottlenecks and help create jobs while tackling economic challenges.

Russia signed new trade and nuclear deals with Mali during Colonel Goita’s Kremlin visit as both nations seek closer cooperation.

Greek navy vessels will patrol near Libya to curb increased migrant arrivals on Greek islands in coordination with European and Libyan authorities.

Union backs military government’s nationalisation of key uranium mine amid accusations of exploitation by French-owned Orano.

Uganda posted a 92 percent increase in coffee earnings in May as export volumes surged on strong crop yields

President Ouattara will soon announce if he will seek a fourth term amid mounting tensions over barred opposition candidates in Ivory Coast.