Electricity began to be restored around 4:00 am in various neighborhoods across Tunis. However, social media reports indicated that in certain areas, the blackout persisted for over four hours.
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Western sanctions have disrupted Russia’s customary export channels, compelling the country’s mining industry to seek alternative methods for selling their precious metal.
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The Sudan Times was unable to find any tickets for the price of €10 from any airline or ticket seller, cheapest being 4-5 times the price the French minister claims.
French minister attacks frequent flyers, cheap flights in bid to raise prices Read More »
4th Turkey-Africa Business and Economic Forum set for Oct. 12-13 prioritizing energy, infrastructure, agriculture, healthcare and tourism
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Kagame had previously not clarified his intentions, but he oversaw contentious constitutional changes that enabled him to serve a third term.
Rwanda’s Kagame announces bid for 4th term Read More »
At the age of 64, Bongo, who had been in power in the oil-rich central African nation since 2009, was removed from office by military leaders on August 30, shortly after being declared the victor in a presidential election.
Son of Gabon’s former leader arrested on charges of treason, corruption Read More »
Kenya’s president makes announcement after meeting with his Ukrainian counterpart
Ukraine to create grain hub in Kenya’s Port of Mombasa Read More »
Morocco struck by magnitude 7 earthquake, killing nearly 3,000 people, according to official figures
IMF approves $1.3 billion loan for earthquake-stricken Morocco Read More »
Sudan has been ravaged by clashes between the army and the (RSF) since April, in a conflict that killed thousands, according to medics.
UN says over 1,200 refugee children dead in conflict-torn Sudan Read More »
Nigeria, Africa’s most populous nation, has been plagued by widespread insecurity, including armed attacks and kidnappings in the northwest, a persistent Islamist insurgency in the northeast, and violent sectarian and herder-farmer clashes in the central region.
Gunmen kill five police officers in Nigeria’s southeastern Imo State Read More »
