Africa

Lesotho moved to deepen economic ties with Botswana by proposing closer collaboration in mineral beneficiation, as resource-rich African countries intensify efforts to capture more value from their natural resources amid shifting global commodity markets

As stock shortages affect a number of healthcare facilities, including clinics, health centers, and hospitals across Gabon, Ministry of Health has been instructed to take immediate measures to ensure regular supply of medicines throughout the country

The controversial constitutional amendment that expands MPs role and reduces presidential powers was passed amid chaos in the Assembly and protests in the streets; the government said it will be put to a referendum

New regulation of motorcycle traffic and parking in the urban community of Makabana has been issued by the Administrator-Mayor following the increase in motorcycle accidents and the need to preserve public order and safety

Kigali’s can increase public transport usage from 20 to 50% in 10 years will depend making transport reliable, efficient and attractive enough to become the preferred choice for commuters, said CEO of state-owned company leading public transport reforms

The celebrations of Madagascar's 66th anniversary of independence on 26.6.26 were marked by a very direct speech from the President of the Refoundation of the Republic, who urged people to reflect on the path to follow to build a truly sovereign nation

Ambassador to Libya has met with Libya's Acting Foreign Minister to discuss the formation of a technical committee for the review of the bilateral agreements signed and to develop mechanisms to activate them in line with the aspirations of both peoples

The Libyan Doctors Syndicate has condemned the assault on medical staff at Abu Salim Emergency Hospital, where several healthcare workers were attacked while carrying out their duties

Prophet Shepherd Bushiri has committed to repatriate stranded Malawians from South Africa, offering medical and basic assistance and a second chance at life; the first convoy of buses carrying returnees has arrived in Mwanza

An investigation on a 233-kg cocaine seizure at Roberts International Airport, valued approximately $19,2 million, triggered scrutiny on air cargo security system: the shipment allegedly moved through multiple layers of clearance before being intercepted

Figures have been released about personal contributions of Eritrean nationals residing abroad that extended monetary support towards augmenting the National Martyrs Trust Fund and in support of families of martyrs

Of the 2000 agricultural villages in the Tahoua region, 1807 (or90,35%) carried out partial sowing of millet in late June 2026, compared to 1442 villages in 2025, or 72,38%, according to a report from the Regional Directorate of Agriculture