Ashton, Author at Radar Africa

Somali and US forces eliminate $10 million bounty terrorist

The announcement was made by the information minister of Somalia, shedding light on a pivotal blow to the Al-Qaeda-affiliated militants

With $18.6 billion in debt upon its default in 2020, Zambia reached a preliminary agreement in October with foreign lenders

The UN mission expressed deep concern over the deaths, citing prior “allegations of ill-treatment and torture” after their arrest in Benghazi

This development transpires as the final contingent of French troops has departed Niger

Compaoré, sibling to Blaise who held the presidency from 1987 to 2014, faces accusations of involvement in the killing of a journalist in 1998

Roads leading to the city center were barricaded by enraged youths who overturned bins and ignited tires, expressing their frustration

President Talon urged international partners to clarify their intentions and expectations concerning the affected nations

The fire erupted early on Tuesday atop a mountain near Simon’s Town, approximately 40 kilometers (24 miles) south of Cape Town

Comprising troops from Kenya, Uganda, Burundi, and South Sudan, the force commenced its withdrawal earlier this month

The elections, crucial for determining the legitimacy of the incoming administration, were shadowed by disruptions across the country