Region hosted close to 400,000 refugees as of end-August and food aid was halted since May in parts
Starvation leads to death of 30 refugees in Ethiopia’s Gambella region Read More »
The Cape Peninsula is where South Africa’s largest naval base, Simon’s Town, is situated.
Two South African navy divers lose their lives off coast of Cape Town Read More »
Nearly 4,000 killed by deadly floods caused by Mediterranean storm Daniel in eastern Libya, according to UN figures
Libya seeks collaboration with US to mitigate flood impacts Read More »
The United Nations agency has approximated that 3.6 million displaced individuals require assistance in the provinces of Ituri, North Kivu, and South Kivu, where armed groups have been active for decades.
UN says millions of people facing displacement in DR Congo Read More »
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.
Tunisia suffers nationwide power outage Read More »
Western sanctions have disrupted Russia’s customary export channels, compelling the country’s mining industry to seek alternative methods for selling their precious metal.
Russia becomes UAE’s primary gold supplier after Western sanctions Read More »
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
Istanbul set to host Turkish-African business summit next month Read More »
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 »
