Guinea-Bissau transporters strike over higher fuel prices
Some transport drivers in at least three localities in Guinea-Bissau, including the capital, went on
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Madagascar declares state of emergency over energy situation
Madagascar declared a nationwide state of energy emergency for 15 days on Tuesday, citing disruptions
World Bank says Nigerian economy to grow in
Nigeria’s economy is resilient and set to grow in the first half of 2026 despite
Italy’s Eni discovers 2 trillion cubic feet of
Eni has made a gas and condensate discovery offshore Egypt after drilling the Denise W‑1
South Sudan’s Kiir sacks parliament speaker and deputy
South Sudan President Salva Kiir has sacked the East African nation’s speaker and deputy speaker
In Ghana Town, a ‘stateless’ future for hundreds
As dawn breaks over Ghana Town, a fishing village along The Gambia’s Atlantic coast where
Russia confirms 16 Cameroonian soldiers killed in Ukraine
Russia has confirmed that 16 Cameroonian soldiers have been killed while fighting in its four-year war
Morocco reports 7% rise in first-quarter tourist arrivals
Tourists ride bicycles along Tanja Marina Bay on a sunny day in front of the
Morocco stopped fewer illegal migration attempts in 2025
An African migrant sits on top of a border fence covered in razor wire between
Nigeria Christian group disputes army rescue claim in
A Nigerian Christian group on Monday disputed an assertion by the army that it had rescued 31
Nigeria’s Dangote refinery boosts exports to ease Africa’s
Nigeria’s Dangote refinery, Africa’s largest, has increased exports of gasoline and urea to African countries
7 Eritrean players fail to return home after
Seven players from the Eritrean football squad that scored a historic victory in Eswatini last