Africa Egypt Once again the Suez Canal has announced a record $7bn profit for the 2021-2022 fiscal year, after repeatedly raising transit fees
Africa Togo The number of HIV/AIDS cases has decreased and the infection rate was cut by over 50% between 2017 and 2021, according to data published by the National Council for the Fight against AIDS
Africa Ivory Coast Yesterday closed the 4th edition of the Salon des Grandes Cimaises in Abidjan, where some sixty figurative artists exhibited their works amidst training events for artists
Africa Niger The International Fund for Agricultural Development has urged farmers and investors in Niger to support its Value Chain Development Programme that will end in 2024
Africa Burundi The government said it is seeking Nigeria's support in the areas of agriculture and ICT, as Burundi is focusing on agro-pastoral activities to feed the population
Africa Tunisia Tunisian tennis player Ons Jabeur yesterday in Wimbledon became the first African player to play in the final of a Slam tournament
Africa Seychelles Seychelles still shocked one month after the acts of vandalism at Catholic cathedral that destroyed and set fire to statues, crosses and prayer stations
Africa Rwanda The Rwanda Water Resources Council intends to prequalify contractors for the construction of the multifunctional Muvumba dam and the installation of the power plant
Africa Mauritius During institutional meetings with officials from Israel, much attention was given to exploring possibilities for cooperation in key sectors such as tourism
Africa Malawi The country will work with neighbouring Zambia to improve trade relations between the two countries, ensuring that people carrying out their activities do not encounter problems at the borders
Africa Benin Canada announced over $16 million in funding to improve youth employment opportunities in Benin by supporting programmes that help young people obtain the skills they need to succeed and contribute to the economic success of their communities
Africa Morocco The country will reactivate two large power plants thanks to liquefied natural gas transported from Spain via the Maghreb-Europe Pipeline, after Algiers' decision to cut off gas supplies
Africa Sudan Among the thousands of demonstrators who have been taking to the streets in Khartoum for months to protest against the military coup, there is also Spider-Man, a young anonymous activist who wants to draw the attention of the Western media