Africa Mozambique The European Union has signed six financing agreements with Mozambique, worth more than €148 million for development programmes
Africa Egypt Installations by artists from around the world are displayed in the necropolis of the pyramids of Giza during the second edition of the Art D'Égypte "Forever is Now" exhibition running for the entire month of November
Africa Ghana In a half-hour speech broadcast on Sunday, President Nana Akufo-Addo addressed the nation to explain the series of measures his government will take to emerge from the financial turmoil, including measures to support domestic production
Africa Zambia Zambian ranger Neddy Mulimo, senior support manager of Game Rangers International, a non-profit wildlife conservation organisation founded in Zambia in 2008, received an award for his work against poaching
Africa Malawi The number of cholera deaths in Malawi rose to 183 at the end of Octobe; the rate of infection is increasing and the cumulative number of cases since the outbreak began in March is now 6.056
Africa Democratic Republic of the Congo There is still tension in Goma where thousands of people have taken to the streets to denounce Rwanda's alleged support for the M23 rebels, protests in parallel with Kinshasa's decision to recall its ambassador in Kigali
Africa Ethiopia More aid has arrived in the Ethiopian region of Tigray after the signing of a truce in November: 14 trucks of humanitarian aid, including some carrying fuel and much needed food aid from the UN World Food Programme
Africa Benin The first edition of International Forum of African Women Leaders will be held in Cotonou next week, from 9 to 12 November; a consistent opportunity for businesswomen to share their know-how and build relationships
Africa Kenya A plan has been proposed to curb the export of all raw tea in an attempt to increase revenue for farmers and create jobs by forcing producers to process the products within the country
Africa South Africa South African farmers claim that the import restrictions on vegetables in Botswana and Namibia to develop their agricultural industries have created an unfair playing field in the region
Africa Djibouti A research observatory to study the impact of climate change has been inaugurated; established with the International Atomic Energy Agency, it will help the country better manage water and food resources
Africa Somalia Somali students are pouring into hospitals to donate food, water and blood to victims of the attack in the capital which killed 100 people and injured at least 300; universities and schools have been closed so students can participate in relief efforts
Africa Angola Angola's national airline, TAAG, is undergoing a transformation, with a new management team, a new partnership with Iberia Airlines, new destinations and a firm commitment to make Luanda a global cargo hub