Sudan records 13,000 malaria cases in North Darfur
13,000 cases were recorded in Al Fashir city, while 80% of healthcare facilities in Sudan have ceased operations
Fire engulfs part of Nigeria’s Supreme Court
Flames gut part of court complex containing offices of 3 justices, continue to spread
Libya orders 8 officials arrested after flood
A 2021 report from the Libyan audit bureau chastised the “delayed action” in recommencing repair work on the two dams.
Somaliland rejects talks on unification with Somalia
Somaliland’s government proclaimed its autonomy from Somalia in 1991
Niger welcomes the announcement of French military withdrawal
The announcement came just hours after French President Emmanuel Macron declared that Paris would recall its ambassador from Niger
France to pull troops out of Niger
France to pull troops from Niger
Ireland defeats defending champion South Africa
Ireland – South Africa 13-8
Niger could become a second Libya, Burkina Faso warns
Serious concerns over Libya intervention
Egypt: No significant progress in negotiations on the Grand Dam
A new round of talks between Egypt, Sudan and Ethiopia over the Grand Ethiopian Dam has ended without resolution.
Niger’s military administration closes airspace for French aircraft
Airspace is open to all national, international commercial flights except for French aircraft.
Macron: French envoy in Niger will be evacuated
‘French military presence will come to an end by end of this year,’ says President Emmanuel Macron
Sudan’s natural resources and economic growth
Sudan is home to a rich mineral wealth, with gold being one of the most prominent resources
Ethiopia can’t impose fait accompli over 100 million lives – Egypt
Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry made the statements in a speech to UNGA
Sudanese pound falls against dollar losing 40% of its value
The Sudanese pound recorded 880 against the dollar in the black market
5 civilians killed as clashes rage in Sudan’s South Darfur
The clashes resulted in several casualties, including five fatalities and several injuries among civilians
Sudan says it’s committed to constructive talks over Ethiopian dam
According to the Minister of Irrigation, Daw al-Bait Mansur, during the second round of the trilateral negotiations on the Renaissance Dam in Addis Ababa
War in Sudan worsens fuel crisis in Khartoum
Fuel prices have increased significantly, with the price of a gallon of gasoline reaching 35,000 Sudanese pounds (58 US dollars) in the black market
International aid continues to flow into flood-hit Libya
24 nations send relief on more than 70 planes, 8 ships to North African country
How conservationists are trying to save the Northern White Rhino
Saving the Northern White Rhino
Fuel depot explosion kills dozens in Benin
At least 35 are presumed dead
French rapper MHD gets a 12 year sentence for murder
French rapper convicted
At least 18 killed in suicide truck bombing in Somalia
More than 40 others, including soldiers, civilians wounded, say police
World Bank grants Nigeria fresh $700 million loan
The World Bank has approved a $700 million loan to Nigeria to improve the education of adolescent girls.
WHO responds to Libya’s flood disaster with focus on health care
Primary concern is urgent need for access to clean water, WHO spokesperson tells Anadolu
Demonstrations over economic crisis engulf Ghana’s capital
Ghana, known for its production of gold, oil, and cocoa, is grappling with its most severe economic crisis in decades, primarily driven by escalating public debt.
Sudan’s army chief Burhan holds talks with Ukraine’s Zelenskyy
Volodymyr Zelenskyy says he discussed Russian support to armed groups with Sudan’s army chief
Aircraft possibly tied to Wagner Group crashes in the Gao region of Mali
Local sources report the crash of an IL-76 transport aircraft in the Gao region of Mali