South Africa's head of police to be charged in corruption case
South African prosecutors said on Wednesday they intend to charge the head of police over a $20-million health tender, in a case that has rocked the country and pulled in a dozen other officers.
Senegal Rejects Allegations of Hidden €650M Borrowing
Government defends financing strategy as debt pressures and scrutiny intensify
Government Distances Itself from Former President’s Candidacy
Meeting highlights diplomatic ties and regional cooperation
Brusivka Village Reported Taken
Global Leaders Debate Communication, Legitimacy, and Crisis Diplomacy
New agreement focuses on fighting disinformation and strengthening strategic communication
Rising oil prices and inflation fears weigh on stocks in the US and Europe
France denies U.S. influence as South Africa questions exclusion
Transgender women excluded as global debate over fairness and inclusion intensifies
UN highlights new warfare tactics and deepening humanitarian crisis
Moscow rejects intelligence claims as geopolitical tensions deepen
Anti-crime strategy faces backlash over inequality and long-term effectiveness
From Casablanca to Marrakech, a dynamic ecosystem drives growth in MICE and “bleisure” travel
Cruise tourism and strategic investments position the country as a rising West African destination
Middle East Conflict Fuels Market Fears
Allies Refuse to Join Hormuz Security Effort
US Drone Found, NATO Exit from Iraq Completed
Morocco’s economic capital blends corporate travel with world-class culinary experiences
UN agency warns of rising risks along Horn of Africa migration route
Africa Turns to Remote Work as Fuel Shock Ripples Across Economies
Short-term solutions emerge as rising oil prices expose structural vulnerabilities
Kenya’s Flower Exports Wilt Under Global Supply Shock
Logistics disruptions and soaring freight costs push key industry into crisis
France Warns of “New Oil Shock” Amid Middle East Tensions
Rising energy prices could slow economic growth if crisis continues
Chad to send 750 soldiers to fight Haiti gangs
Chad will deploy 750 members of the security forces to take part in a UN-backed security mission in Haiti, the foreign ministry said on Tuesday.
Britain Prepares Mine-Hunting Role in Coalition
Türkiye determined to be 'outside the ring of fire': Erdogan
Erdogan warned that disruptions to shipping in the strait had already triggered serious turbulence in the global economy.
Fish population in Senegal drastically declines amid a surge in illegal fishing
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.
Iran reports strikes on gas facilities despite Trump's pause signal
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.
Igwe Ndigbo: Nigerian ‘king’ crowned in South Africa sparks row
South African authorities say such approval has not been given for the controversial Igwe coronation.
Global trade chiefs convene in Cameroon as geopolitical tensions mount
Representatives from 166 member nations will tackle deeply rooted structural issues over fundamental functionality and the overall effectiveness of the WTO.
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