Liberia: Five Months On, No Word If Guinea Border Land Is...
- Liberia has still not said publicly whether territory that Guinean soldiers allegedly entered five months ago is Liberian or Guinean, and the soldiers...
Sudan: Al-Eisir – Strengthening Sudanese-Egyptian Relations Is a Core Approach of...
Minister of Culture, Information, Antiquities and Tourism, Khalid Al-Eisir, has affirmed that Sudanese-Egyptian relations are deeply rooted in history and inseparable from the strong...
Libya: Can the African Union Remain Relevant in Libya?
Unless the AU can help coordinate implementation of existing peace initiatives, its influence on the ground may continue to wane.
Fifteen years after the 2011...
Tunisia: President Kais Saied Meets German Foreign Minister [update 1]
Tunis — President Kais Saied met Monday, at Carthage Palace, German Federal Minister for Foreign Affairs Johann Wadephul.
The President of the Republic stressed the...
Kenya: Oburu – I Am Well and Recovering At Home
Nairobi — Siaya Senator and ODM leader Oburu Oginga has broken his silence over reports about his health, saying he has been discharged from...
Ghana: 11 Arrested As Police, Military Recover Gun, Ammunition At Kromase
Ghana: 11 Arrested As Police, Military Recover Gun, Ammunition At Kromase<!]<!]Eleven persons have been arrested following a joint Police/Military intelligence-led operation at Kromase near...
Sudan: Beyond Projects – Rethinking Agricultural Investment for Sudan’s Post-War Recovery
This essay concludes a three-part series by the author on agriculture in Sudan. Read the previous instalments here and here.
A different approach is needed...
South Africa: SA Company Sues Lesotho Tunnel Builder for M165-Million
Esor says a signed letter created a binding contract. But the tunnel joint venture says there was no deal.
South African construction...
Malawi’s Power Lifeline to Mozambique Finally Switched On – but Consumers...
Construction of the long-awaited Mozambique-Malawi (MOMA) 400kV Electricity Interconnector has finally been completed, with tariff negotiations now underway before commercial power trading can begin...
Namibia: U.S. Health Deal Faces Data Privacy Backlash in Namibia
The government has rejected a United States health data and specimen-sharing proposal, citing sovereignty and privacy concerns while seeking alternative funding for HIV programmes.
Government...