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Somalia and Ethiopia have resumed negotiations over a port deal, with Turkey mediating the talks, in a move aimed at enhancing trade and regional cooperation.

South Sudan faces economic turmoil as declining oil exports strain the government’s ability to pay civil servants, raising fears of further instability.

Sudan’s farming heartland is thrown into chaos as unruly RSF fighters seize crops and livestock, deepening the country’s food security crisis and threatening livelihoods.

Somalia’s cabinet approves a bill to bring back universal suffrage, ending indirect voting for the first time in decades.

Discover how ancient Egyptians may have used a hydraulic lift system to construct the Step Pyramid of Djoser, offering new insights into Egypt’s pyramid construction.

Descendants of slave owners apologize at Jamaica’s Emancipation Day, sparking emotional responses and discussions on reparations at Seville Heritage Park.

MTN Group faces financial challenges due to Nigeria’s currency devaluation and Sudan’s conflict.

WHO experts meet to address the resurgence of mpox, emphasizing the need for continued vigilance and global cooperation to control the spread.

President Azali Assoumani of Comoros has granted extensive powers to his son, sparking controversy and concern over democratic governance and family rule.

Nigeria detains tailors for making Russian flags used in anti-government protests.