South Africa Rebukes Trump’s ‘Regrettable’ Remarks on Afrikaners
The South African government has dismissed comments made by US President Donald Trump on his Truth Social platform, calling them “regrettable” and “not substantiated by […]
Month: November 2025
Guinea’s Supreme Court Releases Provisional List of Nine Candidates for 28 December Presidential Election
Guinea’s Supreme Court released over the week-end a provisional list of nine candidates cleared to contest the country’s presidential election scheduled for 28 December. Among […]
Tanzanian Authorities Target Opposition Leaders Amid Post-Election Unrest
Tanzanian police have arrested over the week-end CHADEMA’s deputy Secretary general, Amani Golugwa, and are pursuing nine other senior party figures following violent protests that […]
Mozambique Pays Over $42 Million to China in Debt Service Despite Loan Relief Measures
Mozambique paid more than US$42.2 million to China in debt service over a three-month period, making Beijing its largest bilateral creditor, according to data from […]
Botswana Unveils Five-Year Plan to Cut Diamond Dependence and Boost Jobs
Botswana has approved on Thursday, November 6, its 12th National Development Plan (NDP 12), a five-year framework aimed at reducing the country’s reliance on diamonds […]
Ramaphosa Seeks Bold Financial Reforms and Fairer Global Economy at G20 Summit
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has expressed optimism that the upcoming G20 Leaders’ Summit in Johannesburg will deliver tangible reforms to the global financial system […]
Paul Biya Extends 43-Year Rule with Eighth Presidential Term in Cameroon
Cameroon’s President Paul Biya was sworn in on Thursday for an unprecedented eighth term, cementing his 43-year grip on power after winning 53.66% of the […]
Amnesty Accuses Tunisia of Widespread Abuses Against Migrants, EU of ‘Complicity’
Amnesty International has condemned Tunisia for what it describes as “horrific” human rights violations against refugees and migrants, particularly those from sub-Saharan Africa. In a […]
EU Urges Humanitarian Corridor Amid Renewed Congo Conflict
The European Union has called on parties involved in the conflict in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo to open a humanitarian corridor and allow the […]
Ghana: Government Introduces Modified Taxation Scheme to Capture Night-Market Businesses
The Government has unveiled a Modified Taxation Scheme to broaden Ghana’s tax base and promote fairness in revenue collection. Launching the initiative in Accra on […]