The humanitarian relief system, decimated by cuts, faces a grave challenge as the Middle East war causes soaring costs for food, fuel and fertilizer. The humanitarian relief system, decimated by cuts, faces a grave challenge as the Middle East war causes soaring costs for food, fuel and fertilizer. Read More
Catastrophe Is Emerging in the World’s Most Vulnerable Places Read More »
Proceedings in the case between the Bank of South Sudan and Qatar National Bank in a Washington DC court have been going on for nearly a year now. Proceedings in the case between the Bank of South Sudan and Qatar National Bank in a Washington DC court have been going on for nearly a year
South Sudan : Central bank looks for a loophole in Doha’s $1bn lawsuit Read More »
Fresh from Nairobi, where he attended the Africa Forward summit, the Central African president is preparing to embark on a new round of diplomatic engagements, with visits slated in Moscow and New Delhi. Fresh from Nairobi, where he attended the Africa Forward summit, the Central African president is preparing to embark on a new round
Central African Republic : Touadéra all set for India-Africa summit Read More »
The United States administration, especially the Pentagon, continues to nurture its relationship with Yaounde. General John W. Brennan, second in […] The United States administration, especially the Pentagon, continues to nurture its relationship with Yaounde. General John W. Brennan, second in […] Read More
Cameroon : From counter-terrorism to minerals, Pentagon strengthens ties with Yaounde Read More »
Following the suspension of the CNV regulatory body, Colonel Randrianirina’s administration is pressing ahead with its overhaul of the vanilla trade by dramatically widening access to export licences for companies selling to international markets. Following the suspension of the CNV regulatory body, Colonel Randrianirina’s administration is pressing ahead with its overhaul of the vanilla trade
Madagascar : More than 300 vanilla exporters approved for the 2025-26 season Read More »
Western chancelleries in Sudan are making their mea culpa. Meeting on 14 May in Addis Ababa, the ambassadors of several countries […] Western chancelleries in Sudan are making their mea culpa. Meeting on 14 May in Addis Ababa, the ambassadors of several countries […] Read More
Sudan : Western ambassadors clamp down on war economy Read More »
When Nigerian tycoon Benedict Peters’s oil company Aiteo showed up among the names of firms to which Libya’s National Oil […] When Nigerian tycoon Benedict Peters’s oil company Aiteo showed up among the names of firms to which Libya’s National Oil […] Read More
Libya : Discreet partners help Nigeria’s Aiteo win oil licence Read More »
On 16 April, Mauritanian President Mohamed Ould Ghazouani was received in Brest, France for a working lunch by Vice-Admiral Jean-François Quérat, maritime préfet and commander of France’s Atlantic maritime zone. In the discreet surroundings of the maritime prefecture, the Mauritanian […] On 16 April, Mauritanian President Mohamed Ould Ghazouani was received in Brest, France for
Mauritania : French groups step up courtship of Nouakchott Read More »
Sanam Agro, the agribusiness arm of Sanam Holding, has launched two new ventures in berry cultivation and snail farming. The […] Sanam Agro, the agribusiness arm of Sanam Holding, has launched two new ventures in berry cultivation and snail farming. The […] Read More
When he took to the stage at the Africa Forward summit alongside other African businessmen, Aliko Dangote introduced himself by […] When he took to the stage at the Africa Forward summit alongside other African businessmen, Aliko Dangote introduced himself by […] Read More
Nigeria : Aliko Dangote has Africa at his feet in Nairobi Read More »
