Germany and Morocco establish a climate and energy alliance to develop renewable energy and green hydrogen production in Morocco to meet Germany’s clean energy goals.
Germany, Morocco forge alliance for green hydrogen, renewables Read More »
A UN spokeswoman reported that Gazans are living in bombed-out buildings and next to large piles of trash, describing the conditions as unbearable.
Living in ruins: UN decries escalating misery in Gaza Read More »
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa is negotiating Cabinet positions with coalition parties, particularly the Democratic Alliance, before Parliament opens on July 18.
South African Parliament to open amid Cabinet negotiations Read More »
The UN struggles to secure funding for food aid in Nigeria’s insurgency-ravaged northeast, raising fears of mass hunger and child deaths.
Rising costs, donor fatigue threaten millions in Nigeria with hunger Read More »
Months after the closure of the Ras Jedir border crossing, a vital trade route between Tunisia and Libya, the Tunisian desert town of Ben Guerdane is feeling the economic pinch.
Tunisia border closure hits smuggling hub, sparks unemployment Read More »
Kenya’s High Court approved the deployment of military forces to quell anti-tax protests after police were overwhelmed, though President Ruto scrapped the contested tax bill.
Military on streets as protests subside in Kenya after tax bill scrap Read More »
The presidents of DR Congo and Rwanda may meet soon to discuss peace in eastern DR Congo, mediated by Angola.
DR Congo, Rwanda leaders could meet soon to address conflict Read More »
Israel has permitted 68 people, including 19 sick children, to leave Gaza for medical treatment in Egypt, marking the first evacuation since May, as Gaza’s health sector struggles amid the ongoing conflict.
First medical evacuation from Gaza since May includes 19 children Read More »
A new report reveals nearly 5 billion people endured a brutal heatwave in June, linked to climate change.
Extreme heat scorches millions as climate change takes toll Read More »
Nigeria seeks to address dollar shortages by potentially supplying Saudi Arabia with 200,000 tonnes of red meat and 1 million tonnes of soybeans annually.
Nigeria eyes red meat, soybeans exports to Saudi Arabia Read More »
