Senegal’s prime minister said a review found the GTA gas contract with BP unfair and promised to publish details while prioritizing gas supply.
Senegal reviews GTA gas deal and flags one-sided terms with BP Read More »
Ivory Coast plans to reform its cocoa marketing system to align farmer prices with global markets and address stockpile and trader-related challenges.
Ivory Coast plans to adjust cocoa prices to match global market levels Read More »
Morocco is planning to repatriate citizens, including fighters, women, and children, detained in Iraq following U.S. transfers from Syria after IS collapse.
Morocco plans to repatriate nationals who fought for Islamic State Read More »
Four men deported from the United States arrived in Eswatini under a controversial programme, with authorities preparing more arrivals while legal challenges continue.
Four more men arrive in Eswatini under US deportation programme Read More »
Egypt capped unsubsidised bread prices in private bakeries to limit inflation impact, while authorities monitor compliance and warn of penalties for violations.
Egypt sets maximum prices for unsubsidised bread to ease inflation Read More »
The African Union condemned a drone strike in Goma that killed civilians, urged restraint, and called for an impartial investigation to protect humanitarian workers.
African Union condemns drone strike killing civilians in DRC Read More »
South Africa summoned US Ambassador Brent Bozell after his remarks on racial policies and apartheid-era chants raised diplomatic tensions and sparked national outrage.
South Africa summons US ambassador over racial remarks Read More »
A US investigation found that a Tomahawk missile accidentally struck an Iranian school due to outdated data, killing civilians while targeting an adjacent base.
US probe finds Tomahawk missile hit Iranian school by mistake Read More »
Two MSF aid workers, one French and one Centrafrican, were released after being detained in Zemio amid regional tensions and security allegations.
MSF confirms release of colleagues detained in Central African Republic Read More »
Fleurette, a former holding firm of US-sanctioned billionaire Dan Gertler, will pay $30 million to settle Dutch bribery investigations linked to Congo mining.
Blacklisted Israeli holding firm settles foreign bribery case in Congo Read More »
