President Samia Suluhu Hassan won Tanzania’s disputed election with 97.66% of votes, sparking deadly protests and opposition claims of repression.
Tanzania’s Hassan wins disputed vote as deadly protests erupt Read More »
Morocco’s King Mohammed VI hailed a UN Security Council decision supporting his country’s Western Sahara autonomy plan as a “historic” step toward ending the decades-long dispute.
Morocco’s king hails UN decision backing Sahara sovereignty Read More »
Thousands protested in Gabes, southern Tunisia, demanding the closure of an ageing phosphate plant blamed for pollution and widespread health problems.
Tunisia’s Gabes erupts in protest over deadly factory fumes Read More »
Trump claimed Christians in Nigeria face an “existential threat,” but experts say violence there affects both Christians and Muslims indiscriminately.
Trump claims Christians in Nigeria face an existential threat Read More »
Tanzania’s opposition claims hundreds were killed in post-election protests, while the government denies using excessive force amid an internet blackout.
Tanzania’s opposition says hundreds killed in post-election protests Read More »
Zambia’s Zanaco plans to raise $100 million through the nation’s first sustainability bond to support renewable energy, agriculture, and climate-resilient projects.
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Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi reaffirmed support for Eritrea’s sovereignty and deepened bilateral cooperation with President Isaias Afwerki amid regional tensions and the Sudan conflict.
Sisi reaffirms Egypt’s full support for Eritrea’s sovereignty Read More »
Nigeria has imposed a 15% import duty on petrol and diesel to protect domestic refineries and boost revenue amid broader fiscal reforms.
Nigeria approves 15% fuel import duty to protect local refining Read More »
The government of Mali revoked mining permits from companies failing to meet new legal requirements in the exploration sector.
Mali revokes over 90 mining permits for non-compliant companies Read More »
A deadly police raid in Rio de Janeiro favela left at least 119 people dead, sparking outrage and accusations of summary executions.
Rio residents line up dead after Brazilian police raid kills 100+ Read More »
