China, Africa call for reforms of multilateral financial institutions
South Africa’s president and his Chinese counterpart co-chair China-Africa leaders’ roundtable dialogue in Johannesburg
Riyadh denies reports of aggression against Ethiopians
Riyadh denied allegations that border guards assaulted Ethiopians who attempted to enter the kingdom.
Niger allows Mali, Burkina Faso troops to enter its territory
ECOWAS has been trying to negotiate with the coup leaders but warned it is ready to send troops into Niger
Tunisians protest to demand release of political detainees
National Salvation Front holds demonstration in front of theater in capital
Boko Haram kidnaps over 40 women in Borno, demands ransom
Boko Haram has abducted at least 42 women during an attack in northeast Nigeria’s Borno state.
Zimbabwe charges 39 election monitors
Presidential polls tainted by violence, arrests and intimidation across the country
Russian deputy defense minister meets with Libyan commander
Russian Deputy Defense Minister Yunus-Bek Yevkurov met with East Libya-based strongman Khalifa Haftar.
DRC authorities crack down on opposition ahead of elections
DR Congo dismisses HRW allegations of opposition suppression
Kenya, Tiktok agree on content moderation deal
Kenya says it reached content moderation agreement with TikTok
Numerous election observers detained in Zimbabwe
Dozens of election observers detained amid tense Zimbabwean vote
IOM records displacement of more than 4 Million in Ethiopia
IOM reports over 4 million displaced in Ethiopia
Analyzing the impact of international sanctions on Sudan’s economy
The imposition of international sanctions has long been a tool of diplomatic pressure and foreign policy enforcement
Rwanda president warns Catholic pilgrims who ‘worship poverty’
Rwanda’s Kagame sternly warns pilgrims who ‘worship poverty’
Sisi values BRICS’ invitation to include Egypt in the bloc
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi praised the announcement by the BRICS group inviting Egypt to join its membership, effective from January 2024
UNICEF says Sudan’s conflict displaced more than 2 million children
Over the past four months, the conflict in Sudan resulted in the displacement of at least two million children from their homes, equating to an average of over 700 newly displaced children every hour
Five dead in building collapse in Senegal’s capital
Building collapse in Senegal’s capital kills five
Algeria sends envoy to Niger for talks following coup
Algeria sends representative to Niger for discussions after coup
SAF chief Burhan aims to take ousted Bashir’s place – businessman
Egyptian businessman Naguib Sawiris sparked controversy among his followers after a tweet in which he stated that General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, aims to take the place of the ousted Sudanese President, Omar al-Bashir
Sudan’s RSF welcomes thousands of SPLM-N fighters to its ranks
2663 troops including 163 officers from the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement-North (Agar faction) join RSF ranks in East and South Darfur
Ethiopia’s PM celebrates BRICS invite as a “remarkable moment̶...
Ethiopia’s PM Ahmed hails BRICS entry as ‘great moment’
Six countries poised to join BRICS group of emerging economies
Six nations are set to join BRICS bloc of emerging economies
Israel approves increase in natural gas exports to Egypt
Move will help ‘strengthen diplomatic ties between Israel and Egypt,’ says Israeli energy minister
Can BRICS challenge the Western order?
BRICS is a product of the existing system and acts within its porous contours
BRICS leaders agree to expand bloc
Major announcement to be made before conclusion of 3-day summit in Johannesburg, says South Africa’s top diplomat
The Transatlantic slave trade: Reflecting on a dark chapter
It is crucial to remember and reflect upon the harrowing chapter of the Transatlantic Slave Trade
Dagalo: Atrocities army commits against civilians are war crimes
The Commander of RSF, Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo “Hemedti,” strongly condemned the detention, torture, and humiliation of civilians within the prisons of the former regime’s elements in the Armored Corps.
China does not have motivation to engage in major-power competition – Xi
President Xi Jinping said China does not have motivation to engage in major-power competition while he has touted the grouping of five nations as a positive and stable force for good which will continue to grow