Negotiators Head to Cairo for Ceasefire and Captive Release Talks
Negotiators began arriving in Cairo on Sunday, October 5, for crucial discussions aimed at ending nearly two years of the Israeli war on Gaza and […]
Articles by Geraldine Boechat
Three Foreign Workers Killed in Simandou Mine Accident, Operations Suspended for Safety Review
Three foreign workers lost their lives in a site accident at the Simandou iron ore project in Guinea, co-developer Winning Consortium Simandou (WCS) announced on […]
Libya unveils 2025–2035 higher education strategy to foster global collaboration, Innovation
The Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research in Libya’s Government of National Unity has officially launched the National Strategy for Higher Education and Scientific […]
Ebola Transmission Declines in DRC as WHO Reports Improved Case Management
The Ebola virus outbreak in the southern Democratic Republic of Congo is showing clear signs of decline, according to a situation report issued by the […]
Sahel Alliance AES Prioritises Unified Defence Force as Core Pillar of New Confederation
The Confederation of the Alliance of Sahel States (AES) has placed defence and security at the forefront of its integration agenda, as the bloc moves […]
Atlas Cubs Roar Past Brazil in U20 World Cup Victory
Fresh off their qualification for the Round of 16 at the U20 World Cup in Chile, Morocco edged out tournament favorites Brazil 2-1 in Santiago […]
Senegal Detains Family of Media Mogul Madiambal Diagne in Expanding Fraud Investigation
Senegalese authorities have placed the wife, two sons, and marabout of prominent media tycoon Madiambal Diagne in pre-trial detention as investigations into alleged financial crimes […]
Congo Military Court Sentences Former President Kabila to Death for Treason and War Crimes
A high military court in Kinshasa has sentenced on Tuesday, September 30, former Congolese President Joseph Kabila to death after convicting him of “treason, war […]
Three Years After Coup, Burkina Faso Struggles to Contain Terrorism
Three years after Captain Ibrahim Traoré seized power in a coup d’état on September 30, 2022, Burkina Faso continues to grapple with relentless terrorist violence. […]
‘We want to live’: Gen Z-led protests force Madagascar gov’t to dissolve
Madagascar’s government has been dissolved following days of mass protests led by the country’s youth, marking yet another example of Gen Z-driven movements reshaping governments […]