Is President Salva Kiir Dead? South Sudan Government refutes ‘malicious’ rumors
The Sudanese Ministry is therefore affirming that President Salva Kiir is in good health and continues to carry out his constitutional duties without any hindrances
Over 50 people feared dead in Libya clashes. Misrata issues statement
The statement voiced full support for the Ministry of Defense’s ongoing operations in Abu Salim district in Tripoli to eliminate centers of crime and corruption, warning that any obstruction will be treated as a hostile act against the state.
Nigerian Billionaire, Dangote, may buy Ranger Safaris as he enters into Tourism Business in Tanzania
This is due to the fact that the Nigerian tycoon is seriously planning to make a big splash into the East African Tourism sector, but through the already established entities. The older the better.
Islamic Development Bank joins hands with AfDB to address fragility in Africa’s finances
The exchange spotlighted the African Development Bank’s Transition Support Facility (TSF), which committed more than USD 610 million to projects in fragile contexts in 2024.
Africa’s Oil Frontiers Urged to Accelerate Development at Invest in African Energy
Referencing Guyana’s path to production, where over 13 billion barrels have been discovered and output is expected to reach one million barrels per day by 2026,
Advanced Drones used to bomb and kill people in Sudan were deployed by a ‘powerful nation!’
The evidence was based on documents from among other sources, the Amnesty International; France 24 media network; the United Nations (UN) expert panel’s Resolution 1591 and the official statements from the United States (US) Congress
Algeria to Host Shelter Afrique Development Bank’s Housing Symposium in July
The event brings together Ministers of Housing and Finance from member States, shareholders, central banks, mayors, private developers, investors, and development finance partners to explore ways of transforming the promise of urban Africa into tangible,…
South Sudan reduces License fees for Petroleum Products
The Ministry of Trade and Industry in South Sudan issued the decision to reduce licensing fees for petroleum products in the country as part of its efforts to support the commercial sector and regulate markets amid current economic challenges
Another opposition leader in Tanzania ambushed at Dar-es-Salaam Airport while traveling to Brussels
The Deputy Secretary General, Amani Golugwa was traveling abroad to represent his party in the International Democracy Union (IDU) Forum, taking place in Brussels.
Two African Nurses from Ghana and Kenya for Aster Guardians Global Award worth USD 250,000
Naomi Oyoe Ohene Oti of Ghana and Khadija Mohamed Juma from Kenya have qualified for the finals in the award which honors exceptional nurses from around the world for their remarkable service and leadership in healthcare.