The UN has launched an appeal to raise $11.2 million to support Uganda’s response to a deadly Ebola outbreak exacerbated by cuts to U.S. foreign aid.
UN launches appeal to fund Uganda’s fight against the Ebola crisis Read More »
Seplat Energy plans to invest up to $320 million in new wells and infrastructure to boost oil output to 140,000 bpd following its acquisition of Exxon’s Nigerian assets.
Seplat Energy to invest $320 million as Exxon assets fuel growth Read More »
Libya has announced its first oil exploration bidding round in 17 years to attract foreign investment and boost oil production.
Libya opens first oil bidding round in 17 years Read More »
Uganda has signed its first mining production sharing agreement to redevelop the dormant Kilembe copper and cobalt mine with local firms Sarrai Group and Nile Fibreboard Limited.
Uganda signs first mining deal to revive Kilembe copper mine Read More »
The return of mountain bongos to Kenya from the US marks a significant milestone in wildlife conservation, aiming to reverse the impact of species exploitation during the colonial era.
Conservation victory as rare mountain bongos return to Kenya Read More »
Military trials in Congo expose widespread corruption, poor leadership, and low morale, as soldiers face charges of desertion and crimes while the army struggles against Rwanda-backed M23 rebels.
DRC’s military trials highlight corruption and low morale Read More »
A West African mission left Guinea-Bissau after threats from President Umaro Sissoco Embalo amid a dispute over his term’s end, raising fears of unrest.
ECOWAS exits Guinea-Bissau as election dispute escalates Read More »
Egypt and Tunisia strongly oppose any efforts to displace Palestinians and stress the need for a just political solution, as Egypt prepares to host an Arab summit to counter US-backed plans for Gaza.
Egypt and Tunisia reject any efforts to displace Palestinians Read More »
Amid funding shortages, the UN food agency closes its Southern Africa office, consolidating operations due to the severe drought and economic challenges.
WFP shuts Southern Africa bureau as drought worsens Read More »
Ivory Coast farmers highlight the need for regular rainfall to support cocoa mid-crop this month.
Cocoa mid-crop at risk in Ivory Coast due to lack of rainfall Read More »
