Somalia
Mogadishu Port Unveils First 24/7 Operations to Ease Delays, Spur Trade
Somalia’s Mogadishu Port switches to 24/7 operations in bid to cut delays and boost trade MOGADISHU, Somalia — Somalia has…
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Central-Africa
Super Eagles Set to Clash with DR Congo in Key World Cup Qualifier
Super Eagles Aim for Glory in World Cup Playoff Final As the sun sets over Morocco, a palpable excitement fills…
East-Africa
Essential Insights on Guinea’s Major Iron Ore Development Project
Simandou Iron Ore Project: A New Era for Guinea In a significant development for West Africa’s economic landscape, Rwandan President…
Southern-Africa
G20 Summit Goes Ahead as Planned Despite U.S. Absence
G20 in Johannesburg: A test of multilateralism as the Global South takes the stage The 2025 G20 summit in Johannesburg…
Central-Africa
Shifting Lifestyles in Africa Linked to Surge in Diabetes, Says WHO
Rising Diabetes Epidemic in Africa: An Urgent Call for Action As World Diabetes Day approaches on November 14, alarming new…
Southern-Africa
South Africa Grants Entry to 130 Palestinians After Prior Refusal
South Africa allows 153 Palestinians to disembark after 12 hours held on plane South African authorities have permitted a group…
West-Africa
Can Coastal West Africa Deter Terrorism from the Sahel Region?
A Rising Tide of Terror: The West African Coast in Crisis As the sun rises over the sprawling landscapes of…
Central-Africa
Trial of Ex-Congolese Warlord Marks Pivotal Moment for Justice
In Search of Justice: The Trial of Roger Lumbala Tshitenga As a tangible symbol of hope for accountability, the trial…
East-Africa
Major Oil Company Insists on Billions to Restart Mozambique Operations
TotalEnergies’ $4.5 billion demand tests Mozambique’s post-conflict recovery When the French energy giant TotalEnergies pressed Mozambican authorities this month to…
West-Africa
Amnesty Urges Justice for Nigeria’s Ogoni Nine After Three Decades
Remembering the Ogoni Nine: A Struggle for Justice in the Niger Delta The echoes of anguish from the Niger Delta…
East-Africa
Peace Protects Health: Deadly Cholera Surge Mostly Preventable
Conflict, poverty and collapsing services: why cholera is surging again “Peace is health,” World Health Organization Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus…
