Gedion Timotheos Becomes Ethiopia’s Foreign Minister
Gedion Timotheos has been appointed as the new Foreign Minister, succeeding Taye Atske Selassie, who was recently elected president. This development marks a...
World Bank: Nigerian Economic Reforms is Yielding Positive Results
Nigeria is witnessing promising economic developments as a result of key reforms. The World Bank has reported that the country’s fiscal deficit has...
Ethiopia’s Intelligence Chief Advocates for a Unified Pan-African Defense Strategy
Ethiopia’s Intelligence and Security Service Chief, Redwan Hussien, has called for the formulation and implementation of a comprehensive Pan-African defense force strategy. Speaking...
Uganda’s Coffee Exports Surge Amid Rising Global Prices
Uganda’s coffee export value experienced a remarkable increase of 53.8% in September compared to the same month last year, according to the Uganda...
Burundi Commemorates 31 Years Since the Assassination of Democracy Icon Melchior Ndadaye
On the 31st anniversary of Melchior Ndadaye’s assassination, Burundi honored the legacy of its first democratically elected president, a leader whose vision for...
Taiwan Refuses South Africa’s Demand to Move Liaison Office
In a significant development underscoring Taiwan’s ongoing diplomatic challenges, Taiwan has firmly rejected South Africa’s demand to relocate its representative office from Pretoria...
Zimbabwe Mandates Card Payments for all Businesses
Zimbabwe has introduced mandatory requirements for all businesses to provide point-of-sale (POS) machines, making card payments a legal obligation across sectors. The crackdown,...
WHO Officially Declares Egypt Malaria-Free
the World Health Organization (WHO) has officially recognized Egypt as malaria-free, making it the third country in the Eastern Mediterranean region, after the...
Egypt May Reevaluate IMF Agreement Amid Economic Problems
Egypt’s President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has signaled that Cairo may reassess its financial assistance agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in response...
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