AU warns Middle East war could trigger cost-of-living crisis
The conflict threatens growth and inflation while creating limited gains for some ports and exporters in Africa.
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April 2026
Nigerian oil producer Seplat resumes operations after strike
Workers at Seplat Energy halted industrial action as the company committed to pay increases and collective bargaining talks continue.
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Cameroon parliament approves reform to restore vice president
Cameroon’s government defends vice presidency return as safeguarding stability while critics warn it weakens democratic governance.
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TASIS humanitarian authority holds South Darfur aid talks
TASIS-linked body meets Sudanese relief agency in South Darfur on aid coordination
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Experts warn al-Burhan military reshuffle deepens Sudan war, suffering
Experts say Burhan’s SAF reshuffle deepens war, boosts Islamist influence, and risks further escalation
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Military shake-up deepens questions over SAF direction in Sudan
SAF reshuffle aims to regain control as setbacks mount and Islamist concerns grow
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Burhan reshuffle faces backlash after Islamist ‘lethal force’ remarks
“Lethal force” remarks raise chemical weapons fears and backlash in Sudan
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US intelligence assesses opening Hormuz Strait won’t be easily
US intelligence reports suggest Iran will likely maintain control of the Hormuz Strait, making military attempts risky and potentially strengthening Tehran’s regional leverage.
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Sudan’s gold exports to UAE fall as Egypt rises as top buyer
Sudan’s gold exports to the UAE fell sharply in 2025, while Egypt emerged as the leading buyer amid ongoing conflict and rising global prices.
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Burhan-backed education chief proposes armed replacements for teachers
Al-Jazirah’s education director suggested armed groups could replace unpaid teachers, sparking outrage, protests, and calls to prioritise dialogue and wages over militarisation.
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