Egypt’s annual consumer inflation nearly halved in February, though economic challenges and the impact of the war in Gaza persist.
Egypt’s inflation rate drops significantly in February Read More »
A boat capsized on the Kwa River in Congo, leading to the death of 25 people, including many soccer players.
Soccer players perish as boat capsizes on Congo’s Kwa River Read More »
Athol Fugard, South Africa’s most influential playwright, known for his powerful anti-apartheid dramas, has died at 92.
Athol Fugard, South African playwright, dies at 92 Read More »
Nigeria’s Economic and Financial Crimes Commission reported recovering nearly $500 million and securing over 4,000 convictions in the past year.
Nigeria’s anti-graft agency recovers almost $500 million in one year Read More »
Schools across northern Morocco have been suspended due to severe weather, with heavy rains and storms expected.
Northern Morocco schools halt classes due to heavy rains Read More »
Gabon’s military leader Brice Oligui Nguema will compete against three challengers in the April 12 presidential election.
Gabon’s Brice Oligui Nguema to contest presidential race Read More »
DR Congo seeks United States investment in minerals in exchange for regional stability assistance.
US considers mineral deal with DR Congo Read More »
Israel halted electricity supply to Gaza, escalating pressure on Hamas amid ceasefire negotiations and hostage release demands.
Israel cuts off electricity supply to Gaza territory Read More »
Somalia’s president calls for dialogue in South Sudan after arrests and clashes intensify political tensions.
Somalia expresses solidarity with South Sudan Read More »
The United States has ordered nonemergency government personnel to leave South Sudan’s capital due to escalating tensions and ongoing fighting.
US tells staff to leave South Sudan Read More »
