Senegal turns to domestic gas to cut electricity costs
Senegal says increased domestic gas production could help lower electricity costs by up to 30%
Senegal turns to domestic gas to cut electricity costs Read More »
Senegal says increased domestic gas production could help lower electricity costs by up to 30%
Senegal turns to domestic gas to cut electricity costs Read More »
Peace Government seeks technical, medical and logistical support as Al-Zara mine recovery efforts continue
TASIS appeals for international help after Al-Zara mine disaster Read More »
Islamic State and JNIM are increasingly fighting each other for territory, supply routes and influence across Mali and the wider Sahel
Islamic State-JNIM rivalry opens new front across Africa’s Sahel Read More »
Traders in Al-Duweim say currency volatility, taxes, fuel costs and rising transport fees are forcing shops to close
Sudan pound crisis forces mass shop closures in Al-Duweim Read More »
UN probe finds grounds US committed war crimes in Iran, Tehran crimes against humanity
UN finds possible US war crimes, crimes against humanity by Iran Read More »
Sudan’s Communist Party rejects Burhan’s dialogue initiative and calls for an end to the war and a return to the revolution’s path
Sudan Communist Party rejects Burhan-backed dialogue Read More »
Bipartisan US lawmakers want clearer limits and benchmarks for Washington’s renewed security cooperation with Mali
US lawmakers seek guardrails for renewed Mali cooperation Read More »
Sudan gold mine becomes mass grave after recovery efforts halted in West Kordofan
Sudan gold mine becomes mass grave as recovery efforts halt Read More »
Saudi-Houthi fighting has intensified, killing one person in Taif and forcing Yemenis to flee across the Red Sea
Saudi Arabia, Houthis trade strikes as Yemen war spreads Read More »
Five suspected Ansaru members have gone on trial in Abuja over the abduction of pupils and teachers in Oyo state
Nigeria tries five suspected Ansaru members over school kidnapping Read More »