Namibia rejects Starlink licence request
Namibia said on Monday it had rejected a request for billionaire Elon Musk's Starlink to operate its satellite internet services in the country, dealing the company a second setback in Southern Africa.
Trump believes Israel will honour US-Iran truce deal, but offers no guarantee
US President suggests Israel will be "very happy" with a possible US-Iran truce deal, but stops short of guaranteeing Tel Aviv's adherence.
Erdogan warned that disruptions to shipping in the strait had already triggered serious turbulence in the global economy.
Illegal fishing in Senegal has significantly contributed to a decline in fish population, triggering concerns among communities depending on the aquatic resource to feed their families.
State-linked media says Israeli-US attacks hit gas infrastructure in Isfahan and Khorramshahr, though officials report no disruption to supply.
Kenya Airways on Tuesday reported a pre-tax loss of 17.93 billion shillings ($138.30 million) in 2025, hurt by falling revenues.
South African authorities say such approval has not been given for the controversial Igwe coronation.
Representatives from 166 member nations will tackle deeply rooted structural issues over fundamental functionality and the overall effectiveness of the WTO.
Renewed extremist assaults highlight worsening security crisis in the Sahel
Port Louis calls the launch of missiles towards the Diego Garcia base a violation of international law and urges diplomacy.
Prince Faisal says targeting Riyadh during a diplomats' meeting shows Iran 'doesn’t believe in diplomacy', condemning repeated strikes on civilian sites and calling Tehran's justification 'weak'.
Just one candidate will challenge Djibouti's President Ismail Omar Guelleh in the country's presidential election next month, according to an official notice.
Madagascar is putting candidates for the new cabinet through lie detectors before finalising appointments, the interim president said on Thursday.
Fidan called on Iran to immediately halt escalation that could lead to “irreparable and lasting fractures” among neighbouring states.
High-end cars being shipped from Japan have been parked in a warehouse on a Kenyan island after their destination port in Dubai was hit by Iranian air strikes on March 1.
With a troubling picture unfolding in the Middle East, we remain mindful of our responsibility to 86 million people and will not forsake caution and prudence, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan says.
Experts say tech companies should be pressed to remove harmful images that seek to encourage confrontation rather than resolution.
Regional leaders meet to assess tensions and explore diplomatic solutions
Ankara renews its offer to host peace negotiations as officials warn that the prolonged war is amplifying global risks, including energy insecurity.
The Turkish defence ministry says its naval forces personnel are carrying out duties to train and support the Senegalese Armed Forces.
Chad relocates Sudan refugees as army deploys near border
Chad has begun the emergency relocation of refugees from its border with Sudan as the army prepares to deploy to the area in response to cross-border attacks, an official said on Monday.
Iran denies holding negotiations with US after Trump claims 'productive talks'
Tehran had threatened it will “irreversibly destroy” essential infrastructure across the Middle East if the US follows through on Trump’s threat to “obliterate” Iran’s power plants.
Hormuz Strait Dispute Deepens Amid War Tensions
Iran insists passage remains open as conflict fears disrupt global shipping
Türkiye Leads Urgent Diplomatic Efforts on Iran Crisis
Ankara engages key global actors to push for de-escalation amid rising regional and economic turmoil
AFCON Title Controversy Sparks Senegal-Morocco Tensions
Idrissa Gueye challenges CAF decision as disputed final reshapes African football narrative
African Giants Fall as CAF Champions League Delivers Major Upsets
Pyramids and Al Ahly crash out in dramatic quarter-finals, reshaping the race for Africa’s top prize
? DR Congo Moves to Revive National Carrier Congo Airways
Congo Airways grounded in 2024 less than a decade after it fully took off.
Drifting Russian Tanker Raises Alarm in Mediterranean
Damaged vessel carrying fuel and LNG poses ecological risk near Libyan waters
Nigeria's Tinubu speaks on terrorism threat as he meets UK prime minister
Nigeria's President Bola Tinubu talked of how his country faces a persistent terrorism "challenge" as he met Prime Minister Keir Starmer on Thursday as part of his state visit to the UK.
US intelligence chief says American and Israeli objectives in Iran not aligned
US spy chief says while Israel has been focused assassinating Iranian leadership, US is trying to destroy Iran's ballistic missiles launching and production capability, and Tehran's navy.
Islamic and Arab countries condemn Iran's attacks, call for de-escalation
A foreign ministers' meeting in Riyadh urges halt to strikes, respect for international law and warns against threats to key maritime routes.
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