Adlia, Author at Radar Africa

Cameroon governance crisis deepens as Biya remains abroad

Activists and opposition figures question executive authority as Cameroon’s President Paul Biya remains outside the country.

Algeria plans to expand AI across public services while developing sovereign infrastructure, research capacity and a skilled workforce.

Delegates from across Ethiopia discuss state building, human rights, constitutional arrangements and peacebuilding during the national dialogue.

Tanzania launches direct RMB settlement to lower transaction costs, simplify payments and strengthen growing trade ties with China.

Rwanda football federation president Fabrice Shema Ngoga faces arrest over bounced checks as leadership turmoil fuels renewed corruption concerns.

Hichilema seeks a second term as Zambians assess debt reforms, inflation, mineral ambitions and persistent economic pressures.

Gambia foreign minister calls for diplomacy with Senegal over border military infrastructure damage.

Madagascar’s High Constitutional Court has approved a landmark law transferring ownership of pre-independence, foreign-titled land to the state.

Burkina Faso and Russia will meet in Moscow to expand bilateral trade and energy cooperation.

Guinea secured staff-level agreement for a $425 million IMF Extended Credit Facility to maximize revenue from the Simandou iron-ore deposit.