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Dangote Plans New Cement Plant and Nigeria’s Largest Port

Aliko Dangote, the visionary behind the Dangote Group, has set his sights on what could become a transformative development for Nigeria's economy - the construction of the largest seaport in the country, strategically positioned within the Olokola Free Trade Zone in Ogun State. On a recent Monday, during his visit with the state governor, plans for this monumental project were revealed. This isn't just an announcement; it's the beginning of something substantially significant for the nation. Reflecting…

Trump Announces Plans for Tomorrow’s Discussion with Putin Regarding Ukraine

U.S. President Donald Trump has announced plans to engage in conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday, with the aim of discussing a potential resolution to the ongoing war in Ukraine. This follows productive discussions between U.S. and Russian diplomats in Moscow. During a flight back to Washington from Florida, Trump shared his thoughts with reporters, stating, "We want to see if we can bring that war to an end. Maybe we can, maybe we can’t, but I think we have a very good chance." He emphasized the…

Somalia and North Western State of Somalia Deny Plans to Resettle Gaza Palestinians

In a world where political landscapes shift like desert sands, communication remains the linchpin of understanding. Picture this: a proposal emerges, suggesting the resettlement of Palestinians from Gaza to various regions, including Somalia and North Western State of Somalia. Yet echoing through the corridors of power, both nations' foreign ministers stand firmly in unity, as of Friday. No such proposition had landed on their doorsteps from the United States or Israel, with a clear denunciation already emanated from…

U.S. Plans to Reimpose Travel Restrictions on 43 Nations

Mogadishu (AX) — In a move that echoes the sentiments of past policies, the United States seems poised to impose significant travel restrictions affecting citizens from an array of 43 countries, with Somalia notably among them. This development harks back to restrictive measures that characterized the Trump administration, as reported by The New York Times. At the heart of this unfolding story is a draft policy that’s buzzing through the corridors of U.S. diplomatic and security affairs. The document essentially classifies…

Southern Africa Plans to Reduce Troops in Congo

On a day marked by significant developments, the Southern African Development Community (SADC) made a compelling decision to conclude its military involvement in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). After years of complex engagement, this decision wasn’t just a moment in time; it was the culmination of extensive deliberations and strategic thought. The transition involves a thoughtful, gradual withdrawal of forces—an operation marked by its sensitivity and precision. As the SADC's communiqué succinctly…

U.S. Plans to Reinvigorate Military Support for Ukraine After Discussions with Saudi Arabia

Significant Developments in Ukraine-Russia Ceasefire Talks In a remarkable turn of events, Ukraine has embraced an American proposal for a 30-day ceasefire and has agreed to engage in immediate negotiations with Russia. These discussions are unfolding in Jeddah, marking a critical juncture after three years of intense conflict. During the inaugural high-level meeting between U.S. and Ukrainian officials since President Volodymyr Zelensky's recent visit to the White House, the U.S. has committed to reinstating military aid.…

Ghana Plans to Eliminate Six Disputed Taxes in 2025

Fiscal Reform: A Step into a Brighter Future Presenting the budget for 2025 before Parliament is never an easy task. It’s a moment of reckoning, where every number carries the weight of the expectations, ambitions, and hopes of an entire nation. This time around, the spotlight was squarely on the decision to abolish six controversial taxes, aligning with the National Democratic Congress (NDC)’s 2024 manifesto promise. Do promises made pre-election hold the magic they seem to carry, or do they falter under the inevitable…

Somali Government Plans Ramadan Offensive Against Al-Shabaab

Mogadishu (AX) – An air of resoluteness enveloped the Somali capital this Monday as Prime Minister Hamse Abdi Barre articulated a bold, challenging vision for the nation. With steadfast determination, he announced an impending, extraordinary military initiative aimed squarely at dismantling the stronghold of Al-Shabaab, that roguish insurgency plaguing the heart of Somalia. What makes this operation particularly significant is its timing—it is slated to unfold during the revered month of Ramadan, adding a layer of profound…

Russia Plans to Produce 100,000 Drones Annually Near NATO

Drone Manufacturing in Belarus: A Growing Concern In the heart of Eastern Europe, a quiet yet significant development unfurled last Thursday. The picturesque city of Minsk hosted a drone exhibition that sparked conversations beyond mere technological admiration. Here, Russian luminaries, such as Maxim Oreshkin, the Kremlin's deputy chief of staff, floated a proposition that might just redefine regional dynamics. Oreshkin, in his typical fashion, didn't shroud his intentions. At a cursory glance, the…

Ethiopia Plans to Route Imports Through Kenya’s Lamu Port

The pristine waters of Kenya's coastline are brimming with renewed promise as the Port of Lamu comes into focus as a key player in regional logistics and trade. Recent commitments between Kenya and its neighboring states are setting the stage for Lamu to shine as a transshipment hub. In the vibrant landscape of African trade routes, President William Ruto announced a pivotal development: an agreement with Ethiopia to route significant portions of imported merchandise through Lamu, our…

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