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Congo Turns to Indonesia for Help in Balancing Cobalt Surplus

In a strategic pivot that could shape the future of global cobalt supply, a committee of ministers in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is taking decisive steps to fortify the temporary ban on cobalt exports. This move redefines the landscape of the cobalt market, which has been under scrutiny due to the rapid fluctuations in supply and demand. According to insiders, one of the most intriguing aspects of this maneuver is a potential collaboration with Indonesia, the globe's second heavyweight supplier of this…

Dangote Refinery Turns to New African Source for Crude Amid Fuel Price Drop

Industry Update: Dangote Refinery's Crude Strategy In a significant development that reflects the turning tides in Nigeria's oil industry, the Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) Limited has chosen to pause its Naira-for-Crude agreement with local refineries. This arrangement, initially designed to empower local refineries to purchase crude in Nigeria's local currency, the Naira, has hit a procedural snag. But what does this mean for the industry at large? The immediate effect…

Billing Dispute Turns Deadly as Burao Water Agency Employee Fatally Shot

Mogadishu (AX) — It started as a regular Monday in Burao, with Mahmoud Mohamed Yusuf performing his daily rounds for the Burao Water Agency. Equipped with meticulous records and a resolve to ensure accurate billing assessments for household water consumption, Yusuf had no inkling that this routine task would be his last. Tragically, his life was cut short when he was shot and killed, a chilling incident that has left the community in shock and disbelief. Yusuf was simply doing his job, armed with nothing more than data…

Basketball Icon Fisher Visits Kenya for Coaching Clinic as NBA Turns Its Gaze to Africa

NBA Icon Fisher Lands in Kenya for Basketball Coaching Event Amid NBA Africa Focus Derek Fisher, a titan in the basketball world and former NBA standout, touched down in Kenya to share his expertise with budding hoops stars. The NBA's broader mission to unearth and cultivate emerging talent in Africa underpins Fisher's visit. Reporting from the scene, our intrepid correspondent Olivia Bizot gives us the scoop.

Following Its Efforts in Somalia, Egypt Now Turns to Eritrea to Marginalize Ethiopia

Last weekend, a meeting took place in Asmara between Egypt's chief spy and Foreign Minister, and Eritrean President Isaias Afwerki. They carried a direct message from President Al Sisi, emphasizing "enhancing and expanding bilateral ties across all sectors." Egypt's active diplomatic endeavors in the Horn of Africa are ongoing. Following a recently inked military pact with Somalia, which included sending 10 Egyptian soldiers to Mogadishu, irking neighboring Ethiopia, Cairo is now eyeing a similar deal with Eritrea. This…

Liberian Government Turns to Weah for Support in Pursuit of UN Membership

Foreign Minister Sara Beysolow has reached out, seeking the support of ex-President George M. Weah in the pursuit of a non-permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council. In a formal letter, Beysolow emphasized Weah's noteworthy "global standing as a peace ambassador" and highlighted the solid groundwork his administration laid on this matter, deeming it "essential for our campaign." The initiative is poised to garner backing from other influential figures in Liberia, including former President Ellen Johnson…

Somali President turns down meeting with Ethiopian Prime Minister in Beijing, China.

Somali President Shuns Ethiopian Prime Minister at Beijing Summit Beijing (AX) — In a notable diplomatic snub, Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud has rebuffed an invitation to rendezvous with Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed during the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) summit taking place in Beijing. Sources privy to the situation reveal that efforts by African leaders, including those from Djibouti and Mauritania, alongside former Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo, the special envoy of the African Union,…

Safety turns the screw in Algeria in opposition to

The 117th Friday demonstration ended on Might 14 with many arrests. A dozen journalists had been arrested, 4 of whom are nonetheless being held by borderless journalists, together with Khaled Drareni, who has develop into an emblem of press freedom in Algeria. The Algerian authorities crack down exhausting, lower than a month earlier than the election to the legislature.…

Turn out to be submission, Farmajo turns swords at “unknown” aliens

MOGADISHU, Somalia - Somalia politics took a fresh activate Tuesday after unlikely statements from leaders allied with the current administration, one factor that will have lifelong penalties for Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed's political career, greater usually known as Farmajo. In a group of press releases, HirShabelle chief Ali Guudlaawe, Galmadug president Ahmed Abdi Kariye alias Qoor-Qoor and Southwest's Lafta-Gareen, who've been staunch supporters of Farmajo, opposed a two-year extension that they'd initially supported.…

Mahamat Idriss Déby turns to Chadians after

One week after his proclamation as head of the Transitional Navy Committee, "Marshal" son spoke to the Chadians in an intervention that was recorded and broadcast on nationwide radio and tv whereas violence was going down in a number of cities. With our particular correspondent in Ndjamena, François Mazet tooBoris VichithHe…

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