The IMF has lifted debt surcharges for eight countries, easing their financial burdens and lowering their overall borrowing costs.
IMF reforms cut borrowing costs for struggling nations Read More »
Police are investigating 40 new allegations and Harrods has issued an apology.
Harrods owner Al Fayed faces new sexual assault allegations Read More »
Concerns rise in DR Congo as ruling party advocates constitutional reform that could lengthen Tshisekedi’s presidency beyond term limits.
DR Congo’s ruling party calls for constitutional revision Read More »
The United Nations and international community are urged to take urgent action to address the escalating famine crisis in Sudan.
MSF halts work in famine-struck Sudan camp Read More »
The Brass fertilizer and petrochemical project in Nigeria represents a critical step in harnessing the nation’s gas resources to support domestic agriculture.
Nigeria signs gas deal for $3.5 billion fertilizer plant Read More »
The suspension has pushed aluminium prices to new heights, raising concerns about future availability.
Global aluminium market tightens as Guinea bauxite exports halt Read More »
A new route from Libya to Greece emerges as thousands of migrants seek refuge.
230+ migrants reach Greek shores, half from Libya Read More »
Hundreds of Ghanaians protested against illegal gold mining, known as galamsey, in Accra, calling for government action to address the harmful practice.
Hundreds march against illegal gold mining in Ghana Read More »
Algeria conducted a second evacuation mission to bring home its citizens from Lebanon, which has been under attack by Israel.
Algeria evacuates hundreds from Lebanon Read More »
A police officer in South Africa has been arrested for murdering six people to defraud insurance companies of millions of rand.
Deaths in insurance fraud scheme by South African police Read More »
