African Leaders Gather in Kigali for CEO Forum
Organisers said the 2026 edition has attracted more than 2,000 participants from over 75 countries across Africa and beyond…repots Africa Newsdesk African leaders, business
UN Experts Urge New Strategy for Africa’s Growth
Officials call for stronger regional integration, youth employment and climate resilience as Africa faces mounting economic and social pressures…reports Africa Newsdesk United Nations experts
Rwanda Invites India to Africa Nuclear Summit
Union Minister Jitendra Singh will virtually address Africa’s leading nuclear innovation summit after receiving an invitation from Rwanda’s President…reports India, Africa Newsdesk Rwanda has invited India to
Kenya Welcomes Back Endangered Bongos
Mountain bongos are rare antelopes known for their distinctive striped coats. They have been classified as critically endangered due to a combination of poaching,
Sanctions Shift as US Courts Eritrea
Washington’s potential decision to life Eritrea sanctions signals a broader strategic recalibration in the Horn of Africa as global powers reassess maritime logistics and
Pakistan, Egypt Team up For Middle East Peace
Pakistan and Egypt have concluded a joint counterterrorism military exercise aimed at strengthening defence cooperation amid wider efforts to support stability and ease tensions
Turkey Courts Africa, Algeria Steps Forward
Algeria is set to deepen diplomatic and strategic ties with Turkey as President Abdelmadjid Tebboune visits Ankara for high level talks with President Recep
Ethiopia Faces Fresh Tigray Crisis
Analysts have warned that attempts by the Tigray People’s Liberation Front to reassert control over Ethiopia’s northern Tigray region risk reigniting conflict with the
India, Sudan vow to combat terrorism
India and Sudan have reviewed their bilateral relationship during the ninth round of Foreign Office Consultations in Port Sudan, covering cooperation across sectors ranging
Ghana rejects US health deal
Ghana has rejected a proposed US health funding agreement over concerns about data privacy and oversight, becoming the latest African country to push back
