A court in Ivory Coast ruled Tidjane Thiam ineligible for the election due to his former French nationality, ending his presidential ambitions.
Ivory Coast court removes Thiam from voter list over nationality Read More »
Tehran confirmed a postponement of the nuclear meeting with the US to Saturday, aligning with the third round of indirect talks in Muscat.
Tehran delays US nuclear talks to weekend Read More »
In a speech, Treasury Secretary Bessent warns that the tariff standoff with China can’t last, urging a de-escalation amid ongoing market concerns.
US Treasury chief says trade war with China cannot go on forever Read More »
A Hamas team arrived in Cairo for talks on a Gaza ceasefire while Israeli strikes killed 26 people across the territory.
Hamas negotiators arrive in Cairo amid ongoing Israeli attacks Read More »
Officials in Burkina Faso accuse former army personnel in Ivory Coast of coordinating a failed plot to destabilize the government.
Soldiers arrested in Burkina Faso coup attempt Read More »
After Pope Francis’ passing Catholics in DR Congo pay tribute to his outspoken defense of the poor.
DR Congo mourns Pope Francis, voice of the voiceless gone Read More »
Morocco will soon launch a tender for an LNG terminal near Nador as part of its strategy to diversify energy sources and expand renewables.
Morocco takes first step toward LNG expansion with Nador project Read More »
Militant violence surged in Nigeria as ISWAP took credit for attacks on soldiers, militias, and Christian communities in the north.
ISWAP claims attacks on troops, civilians in northern Nigeria Read More »
French President Emmanuel Macron announced a €3.2 billion ($3.6 billion) funding package on Monday for the reconstruction of Mayotte, the French overseas department devastated by Cyclone Chido in mid-December. Visiting the archipelago four months after the storm, which killed 40 people and caused nearly $4 billion in damage, Macron stated the funds would be disbursed
France pledges over $3.5B to rebuild Mayotte Read More »
The US is cutting back aid and diplomacy in Africa, straining health and education programs and closing embassies across several countries.
Embassies shut, aid frozen in US-Africa shift Read More »
