Adlia, Author at Radar Africa

African banks at risk as nature loss hits borrowers

A new study shows how nature loss could devastate African economies by crippling banks.

The jailed deputy leader of Tunisia’s Ennahda movement was hospitalized after an 18-day hunger strike protesting his imprisonment.

Spain are crowned Euro 2024 champions after a dramatic late winner from Mikel Oyarzabal.

Somalia mourns the loss of five lives after a car bomb attack on a cafe in Mogadishu.

The death toll is at least 42, including soldiers, militia fighters, and a civilian.

Police pledge a transparent investigation, citing possible links to cults, serial killers, or rogue medical practitioners.

President Mnangagwa’s launch of a reconciliation process for the 1980s massacres in Zimbabwe includes hearings for survivors.

Rwanda’s electoral body has prepared for Monday’s elections, where 9.5 million voters will choose a president and parliament members.

This has widened the budget deficit and led the IMF to urge Botswana to slow down infrastructure projects.

Sierra Leone’s security forces thwarted a potential bombing after arresting 7 suspects and seizing explosives, drugs, and bomb-making materials.