Politics

Sierra Leone’s President Julius Maada Bio, presiding over the United Nations Security Council in August, is advocating for an increase in African representation within the council. Bio emphasizes the importance …

old Fields to acquire Osisko Mining in a $1.6 billion deal, enhancing its North American presence and advancing the Windfall Lake Project.

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.

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

The U.S. announces a $414 million humanitarian aid package for Congo, aimed at addressing severe humanitarian needs caused by ongoing conflict and displacement.

Tunisia’s election, marked by President Saied’s controversial moves, raises concerns about the future of its democracy as citizens remain deeply engaged.

Jacob Zuma expelled from ANC for backing MK party in election, altering political operations in South Africa.

Security forces block NUP headquarters ahead of planned Ugandan opposition protests, raising tensions and highlighting political struggles.

President Ruto keeps former ministers in new cabinet appointments, facing criticism and protests as he addresses youth grievances and economic issues.

Kenya’s government urges an end to protests, but a court suspends a police ban, allowing demonstrations to proceed.