omni, Author at Radar Africa

EU pledges more than $800m in humanitarian aid, with Africa a major focus

EU humanitarian aid worth more than $810 million will support people affected by conflict, displacement, disasters and health crises worldwide

Zambia plans to reopen its main fuel pipeline to multiple suppliers in January, ending the current exclusive access arrangement

Two Algerian military aircraft were detected flying through Polish airspace towards Russia, while their mission and cargo remain unclear

Egypt says protecting its Nile water security is an existential priority as its dispute with Ethiopia over the GERD continues

Madagascar Gen Z activists accuse the military-led government of failing to deliver promised change one year after youth-led protests

North Kivu Ebola cases have risen 73% this month as treatment centres face pressure, while infections in neighbouring Ituri fall 26%

Mohamed Salah will miss Egypt’s South Sudan qualifier after the national team decided to rest him because of concerns over the artificial pitch

The Burhan US visa dispute continues as his aide says his passport remains at the US embassy amid reports linking the visa to a Sudan ceasefire

Vast groundwater reserves lie beneath parts of the Sahara Desert, including huge aquifer systems shared by several African countries

A Tigray internet disruption has affected phone and online services as renewed fighting between Ethiopian federal and Tigrayan forces intensifies