Libya oil and gas minister resumes work after two-month suspension
Libya’s oil and gas minister resumed work on Tuesday after a suspension for two months pending a legal investigation, the
South Africa condemns Israeli attack on Rafah camp
South Africa on Tuesday condemned an Israeli attack on a tent camp in the Gazan city of Rafah, adding that
Ethiopian Airlines sees 30 percent surge in passengers this year
Ethiopian Airlines expects to carry 30 percent more passengers in the financial year ending in June compared to the year
Nigeria announces up to 35 percent pay hike for government workers
Nigeria on Tuesday raised salaries for government workers by between 25 percent and 35 percent backdated to January, the salaries
EU restricts visa provisions for Ethiopian nationals
The European Union has decided to restrict its visa provisions for Ethiopian nationals due to a lack of cooperation from
African leaders seek record World Bank financing to combat climate change
African leaders on Monday called for rich countries to commit record contributions to a low-interest World Bank facility for developing
Migrants drown in English Channel, Sunak says nothing will stop Rwanda policy
Five people, including a child, died in an attempt to cross the English Channel from France on Tuesday, hours after
Gunmen kill six Nigerian soldiers in ambush, army says
The Nigerian army said six soldiers were killed in an ambush while on patrol in the northern Niger state on
Mali ruling government suspends political activities until further notice
Mali’s ruling government has issued a decree halting political party activities, government spokesperson Abdoulaye Maiga announced in a statement read
Former South African Parliament speaker charged with graft, granted bail
South African prosecutors on Thursday charged former National Assembly speaker Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula with corruption and money laundering, a day after