In the past year, there were several notable archaeological discoveries, including the earliest known human amputation and the unearthing of a lost city in Iraq following a severe drought.
Archaeologists discover 500,000-year-old wooden artifacts in Zambia Read More »
‘It is illusory and counterproductive to count on MONUSCO to restore peace and stability,’ Felix Tshisekedi says at UN General Assembly
DR Congo president calls for speedy withdrawal of UN peacekeepers Read More »
According to the United Nations’ Comtrade database, the United Arab Emirates imported 96.4 tons of gold from Russia last year, surpassing all other nations in gold imports.
Russia emerges as leading gold supplier to UAE after Western sanctions Read More »
Kagame had previously not clarified his intentions, but he oversaw contentious constitutional changes that enabled him to serve a third term.
Rwanda’s President Kagame declares candidacy for fourth term Read More »
Kenya’s president makes announcement after meeting with his Ukrainian counterpart
Ukraine to establish grain hub at Kenya’s Port of Mombasa Read More »
The company owns a gold-tailing processing facility situated near Atbara, a city located 280 kilometres (174 miles) to the north of the capital, Khartoum.
Sudanese gold mining company linked to Wagner Group ends operations Read More »
The accident occurred while soldiers were patrolling Boni Forest in Lamu, which is notorious for being hideout for Somali-based al-Shabaab terror group, says official statement
Casualties reported in Kenya Air Force helicopter crash Read More »
Move aims to get rid of ‘vast armies of bots,’ says X/Twitter owner Elon Musk.
Musk says X platform will start charging users monthly Read More »
The idea of offering reparations or taking other actions to address the legacy of slavery has a lengthy history, but it has gained significant traction globally in recent times, driven by increasing calls from African and Caribbean nations.
Despite legal challenges countries should consider slavery reparations, says U... Read More »
A witness in Port Sudan reported an “exchange of gunfire between the army and a militia led by Sheba Darar,” a leader hailing from the local Beja tribe.
Clashes reported in Port Sudan for first time since start of conflict Read More »
