China halts important road project in South Sudan due to delayed payments
Apparently, the road project was being executed under the ‘Oil-for-infrastructure,’ agreement which was signed between the two nations.
African SAP users showcase innovations at SAPHILA 2025
Speakers from countries including Zimbabwe, South Africa, Tanzania and Mozambique, representing organisations such as Tiger Brands, the City of Johannesburg, Dis-Chem, Shoprite, Toyota, Implats and more, will be talking about their SAP journeys at the event.
How do Direct Flights Power China-Hungary’s Shared Prosperity?
Launched as Ningbo's first intercontinental route, this service is more than a logistical link - it's a symbol of a partnership that has elevated Hungary to the forefront of Chinese investment in Central and Eastern Europe
China’s Huawei attacks Microsoft Windows with own Harmony Operating System
Ma Jihua, a senior industry analyst, pointed out that the launch of the HarmonyOS-powered PC marks a milestone for Huawei, completing the company's full-device deployment of its operating system - from small to large screens.
Four Hospitals Close Down in Gaza as 700 health centers suffer blast attacks
The hospitals that have thrown in their gloves include, Kamal Adwan Hospital, Indonesia Hospital, Hamad Hospital for Rehabilitation and Prosthetics, and European Gaza Hospital.
Namibian Driver who disappeared with truckload of beer finally gets arrested
It is alleged that the 26-year-old suspect, who is a resident of Goreangab suburb in Windhoek, was given a consignment of Carling Black Label beer to deliver to Woermann Brock at Oshakati.
U.S Happy as Mauritius inks agreement with United Kingdom on British Indian Ocean Territory future
the Trump Administration determined that this agreement secures the long-term, stable, and effective operation of the joint United States and United Kingdom military facility at Diego Garcia.
United States sanctions Sudan for deploying chemical weapons
An official statement from the U.S. Department of State, issued by Tammy Bruce, the Department Spokesperson, confirms that Washington was imposing Measures on Sudan for its Use of Chemical Weapons
South Sudan bans personal emails usage in government institutions
The move, according to the government in Juba is move aimed at enhancing cybersecurity and addressing growing threats to the safety of official communications
Tanzania releases the detained Kenyan Journalist, Mwangi, dumps him on the coastal borderline
Boniface Mwangi was however rushed to hospital for medical check-ups and according to members of his family; the activist was being treated at Diani Medical Center for minor injuries.