Adlia, Author at Radar Africa

Syrian leader says reconstruction work is only just beginning

At a major Aleppo event, Syria’s president Sharaa said rebuilding the nation has begun and called on Syrians to work together for recovery.

The blast near the Nigerian president’s residence was caused by a suicide bomber and has led to a full investigation by security forces.

Zimbabwe university staff demand salaries be raised to $2,500 a month as strike forces cancellation of exams and disrupts classes.

Africa’s economic growth slows as AfDB revises forecasts down because of US tariffs and market shocks.

Amnesty International accuses the M23 rebel group of killing, torturing, and unlawfully detaining civilians in eastern Congo.

Kenya reverses decades of policy to back Morocco’s Western Sahara plan and signs agreements to strengthen economic and diplomatic cooperation.

Guinea joins regional military regimes by cracking down on foreign mining to boost revenues and control resources.

Gaza’s healthcare system nears collapse as WHO trucks carrying life-saving equipment and drugs remain blocked at entry points.

Nigeria’s National Assembly has withdrawn a bill proposing compulsory voting after criticism from legal and human rights groups.

South Africa has proposed importing US LNG over ten years as part of a broader trade deal to strengthen economic ties and cooperation.