Ethiopia Opens Customs Points in Berbera of Somaliland
The opening of Ethiopian transit customs points in the port city of Berbera, located in the breakaway region of Somaliland, has reignited geopolitical...
Nigerian Vice President Criticizes UK Leader Kemi Badenoch for Comments on Nigeria
Nigerian Vice President Kashim Shettima has criticized Kemi Badenoch, the UK Conservative Party leader of Nigerian descent, for her public remarks denigrating Nigeria,...
Chad: No Foreign Forces Will Replace French Troops
Chad’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has firmly stated that the country will not seek military forces from other nations, including Russia, following the...
Zambia’s Constitutional Court Bars Ex-President Lungu from 2026 Presidential Race
Zambia’s Constitutional Court has ruled that former President Edgar Chagwa Lungu is ineligible to contest the 2026 presidential elections, citing constitutional term limits....
Burkina Faso Projects 18% Growth in Grain Production for 2024/2025 Season
Burkina Faso’s grain production is forecasted to grow by 18% in the upcoming 2024/2025 agricultural season, according to preliminary estimates from the Ministry...
Nigeria Moves to Criminalize Corn Exports to Combat Hunger Crisis
Nigeria’s Senate has taken a significant step to address the country’s worsening hunger crisis by passing a bill that seeks to criminalize the...
Senegal Secures $58 Million AfDB Loan to Boost Agriculture
Senegal has secured a $58 million loan from the African Development Bank (AfDB) to bolster its agricultural sector and enhance water resource management...
Chad Begins Digital Transformation Projects
Chad’s Ministry of Digital Economy has launched an ambitious national digital transformation project aimed at modernizing the country’s digital infrastructure, reducing internet costs,...
Morocco Secures Over $13 Billion for Rail Projects Ahead of 2030 World Cup
Morocco has secured an impressive $13 billion in funding to drive a major rail expansion project ahead of the 2030 FIFA World Cup....
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