Adlia, Author at Radar Africa

Sudan’s Kamil Idris named PM in Burhan-led regime

The appointment of Kamil Idris as prime minister marks a new phase for Sudan’s fragile military led government.

The Ethiopian Health Ministry confirms the first death from mpox and five ongoing cases while monitoring the situation near the Kenyan border.

Iran’s foreign minister confirmed that Oman delivered elements of a U.S. nuclear deal proposal, with Iran set to respond based on national interests.

Egypt Tunisia and Algeria urge Libyan parties to halt tensions and proceed with presidential and parliamentary elections for national unity

Twenty-one Nigerian athletes died in a road accident while traveling home from a national sports competition in the southwest region.

Families and lawyers denounced the secret transfer of jailed political figures across Tunisia as a form of repression and harassment.

Over 250000 people have been forced from northern Gaza to so-called safe zones as Israel continues its deadly military operation in the region.

Demonstrators chant anti-government slogans in Tripoli calling for PM Dbeibah’s resignation during the third straight week of protests.

The UN has extended South Sudan’s arms embargo for another year after clashes reignited fears of a return to civil war.

Fifteen foreigners convicted in Lagos for cybercrime and identity theft involving Nigerian accomplices.