Adlia, Author at Radar Africa

Niger moves to nationalize uranium mine in escalating dispute

The Niger government moves to take full control of the French-run uranium joint venture Somair after relations with France deteriorate.

Rafael Grossi says Israel’s military action disrupted planned inspections at Iran’s Isfahan nuclear facility.

White House confirms diplomatic efforts continue with Iran despite recent Israeli attacks and rising tensions in the region.

Kremlin’s Africa Corps openly operates in Mali and neighboring countries as Russia shifts from covert mercenaries to formal state forces.

Severe floods in eastern Cape have left 92 dead with thousands displaced as the government begins relief and rebuilding efforts.

Corruption and underfunding cripple Zimbabwe’s healthcare system, as patients and doctors confront worsening hospital conditions.

Guterres condemns the loss of life in the Israel-Iran conflict and calls for diplomacy to prevent further internationalization of hostilities.

An activist protested during a Club World Cup match urging Morocco to stop killing stray dogs and cats.

Constant Mutamba quits as Congo’s Justice Minister after facing corruption allegations involving a $19 million embezzlement case.

Botswana Namibia South Africa and Angola commit funds to global marketing to support the natural diamond industry and its communities.