TASIS pushes unified treasury system in South Darfur
TASIS is moving to centralise South Darfur revenues as it expands financial institutions and public administration from Nyala
Gambia police fire tear gas as blackout protests spread
Gambians protested prolonged blackouts as police used tear gas and pressure mounted on President Adama Barrow
Senegal must clear $3.5 billion arrears as it moves to reprofile debt
Senegal says it will reprofile rather than restructure its debt as it tackles $3.5 billion in arrears and seeks to restore public finances
Failed Niger mutiny raises fears of deeper military unrest in Sahel
A failed mutiny in Niger is exposing deeper tensions inside Sahel armies as militant groups expand and frontline soldiers grow increasingly frustrated
AU chair discusses Sudan peace with Dagalo after TASIS talks
AU Chair Évariste Ndayishimiye met a TASIS delegation in Gitega and later reportedly discussed Sudan peace efforts directly with Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo
Tigray authorities accuse Ethiopia of new drone strike
Tigray officials say a new drone strike south of Mekelle caused casualties, amid growing fears of renewed fighting with Ethiopia’s federal forces
Iran-backed Houthis widen war with attacks on Saudi Arabia
Houthi missile and drone attacks struck four Saudi cities, injuring 73 people and setting fires at oil facilities
Erdogan accuses Israel of sabotaging Islamabad agreement
Pacific island Nauru opens Jerusalem embassy
Senegal opts for debt reprofiling instead of restructuring
Senegal says it will extend debt maturities and renegotiate interest rates instead of pursuing a formal restructuring
