Algeria expels 12 French diplomats in escalation with France
Algeria on Monday ordered 12 French diplomats to leave the country within 48 hours, declaring them “personae non gratae” in
3 killed in small plane crash in U.S. Florida: report
Three people were killed after a small plane crashed near Boca Raton Regional Airport in the southeastern U.S. state Florida
Egypt stresses Red Sea navigation safety in call with Iran
Egypt’s Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty stressed the need to protect freedom of navigation in the Red Sea and restore calm
Libya’s political impasse is hurting the economy, the central bank warns
The Central Bank of Libya has warned against the economic implications of the current political division, as the country is
France, Algeria agree to revive ties
French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot arrived in Algiers on Sunday for an official visit aimed at easing diplomatic tensions and
U.S. tariffs may present destabilizing challenges for Nigerian goods
U.S. tariff measures may present destabilizing challenges to price competitiveness and market access of Nigerian goods, especially in emerging and
Mozambican parliament approves law for inclusive national dialogue, state reform
Mozambique’s Assembly of the Republic unanimously and by acclamation approved a bill on Wednesday on the political commitment to an
Namibia to revive national airline through public-private partnership
Namibia announced plans to revive the national carrier, Air Namibia, through a public-private partnership model. Operations are expected to resume
DR Congo president pardons coup plotters of U.S. origin
Democratic Republic of the Congo President Felix Tshisekedi granted a presidential pardon to several coup plotters who were sentenced to
Somalia hit by worsening food insecurity with at least 4.6 million hunger stricken
Food insecurity is worsening in several regions of Somalia, with 18 areas experiencing an increase in the number of people