Adlia, Author at Radar Africa

Oil prices jump to $100 as US plans Iran port blockade

Global markets face uncertainty as oil prices rise amid US blockade and Iranian threats.

Angola suspends Lobito Atlantic Railway services after heavy rains damage bridges and disrupt transport links.

Benin starts counting votes after a calm election day marked by low turnout and scattered incidents reported by civil society monitors.

Officials confirm Eritrean players and staff are seeking asylum in Eswatini, citing fears of forced military conscription back home.

Cape Town mayor becomes DA leader, setting sights on expanding influence and competing for national leadership in South Africa’s next elections.

President Guelleh retains power with nearly 98 percent of votes while Djibouti maintains strategic importance in Red Sea region.

Omar Artan makes history as Somalia’s first referee selected for World Cup finals across Canada, Mexico and United States.

Senegal and Turkey strengthen ties with focus on education, health, agriculture and women’s economic participation.

Supertankers passed through Strait of Hormuz after ceasefire, signalling early recovery in disrupted global oil shipping routes.

UK pauses Mauritius-Chagos Islands legislation after Trump reverses stance, stalling sovereignty transfer talks with Mauritius.