African campaigners say emissions from factory farms worsening climate crisis
The greenhouse gas emissions linked to intensive livestock production have escalated climate disasters in Africa and the larger global south,
President of Guinea-Bissau dissolves parliament
President Umaro Sissoco Embalo on Monday dissolved Guinea-Bissau’s parliament after meeting with the Council of State, the president’s consultative body,
AU, UN condemn resurgence of unconstitutional changes of government in Africa
The African Union (AU) and the United Nations have condemned the resurgence of unconstitutional changes of government in Africa. The
Somalia ramps up flood mitigation response as deaths near 100
The Somalia government and humanitarian agencies have stepped up mitigation measures, including rescue operations in flood-prone areas as the death
Rwanda to plant 2 million trees around health facilities
The Rwandan Ministry of Health announced Sunday a tree planting campaign aiming to plant 2 million trees in and around
Republic of Congo declares national mourning for stampede victims
The Republic of Congo on Tuesday declared November 22 a day of mourning in memory of those killed in a
32 killed in deadly cross-border tribal clashes in Abyei near South Sudan
At least 32 people were killed on November 19 in deadly communal fighting along South Sudan’s border with the disputed
Roundup: Chinese FM expounds on China-U.S. summit, Xi’s attendance at 30th APEC Economic Leaders’ Meeting
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi on Saturday briefed the media on Chinese President Xi Jinping’s talks with U.S. President Joe
Xi sends letter to sixth CIIE
Chinese President Xi Jinping sent a letter to the sixth China International Import Expo (CIIE), which opened in Shanghai on
Angola forecasts 69 percent debt-to-GDP ratio for 2024
The Angolan government anticipates a 2.8 percent growth in gross domestic product (GDP), with the total public debt ratio expected