Economy

African nations navigate Agoa’s opportunities amid challenges as the U.S. trade pact nears its 2025 expiration.

Egypt secures 1.267 million tons of wheat for mid-2025 but faces scrutiny over procurement transparency and dwindling reserves.

A Nigerian military airstrike targeting bandits mistakenly killed 10 civilians in Sokoto. Authorities are investigating the tragic incident to prevent recurrence.

Libya’s eastern government agrees to remove fuel subsidies, aiming to address smuggling and economic strain despite political and logistical challenges.

Famine expands in Sudan, leaving millions hungry as conflict blocks aid. Warring parties blamed for worsening the humanitarian crisis.

Morocco’s new family law proposals aim to enhance women’s rights in child custody, polygamy, and marriage, fostering equality and justice.

Sudan withdraws from global hunger-monitoring as famine spreads, raising concerns over humanitarian efforts and worsening food insecurity amid civil war

Discover how migration transforms family roles, bonds, and structures in African countries, highlighting both challenges and resilience.

World Bank staff raise concerns over Ethiopia’s IMF-backed debt analysis, highlighting liquidity issues and standoff with bondholders.

RSF retakes al-Zurug base in Darfur, accusing rivals of targeting civilians and escalating ethnic tensions amid ongoing conflict.