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Cameroon Awaits Presidential Election Results as Tensions Mount

Cameroon’s political atmosphere remains tense as the nation awaits the official announcement of the 2025 presidential election results, scheduled for Thursday, October 23, at 10:30 a.m. local time, by the Constitutional Council. The election, held on October 12, saw 92-year-old President Paul

October 21, 2025

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Dangote, Ethiopia Ink $2.5bn Deal for Africa’s Biggest Fertiliser Plant

The Dangote Group and Ethiopian Investment Holdings (EIH) have signed a $2.5 billion agreement to construct one of the world’s largest single-site urea fertiliser production complexes in Gode, Somali Regional State of Ethiopia a project hailed as a milestone in Africa’s industrial

October 6, 2025

Africa·News

Honeymoon of looting is over, Mutharika Says in Stunning Presidential Return

Peter Mutharika, 85, has reclaimed Malawi’s presidency in a dramatic political comeback, vowing to end corruption and restore integrity in public life. Sworn in on Saturday as the country’s seventh president, Mutharika declared that the “honeymoon of looting is over,” promising a

October 5, 2025

Africa·News

South Africa’s Constitutional Court: Parents To Share Parental Leave Equally

In a landmark decision hailed as a major victory for gender equality and family rights, South Africa’s Constitutional Court has ruled that all parents of newborns are entitled to equal parental leave. The court unanimously found key provisions of the Basic Conditions

October 4, 2025

Africa·News

Ex-Congo President Joseph Kabila Sentenced to Death in Absentia Over War Crimes

Former President of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Joseph Kabila was sentenced to death in absentia by a military court in Kinshasa on Tuesday after being found guilty of war crimes, treason, and crimes against humanity linked to his alleged support for

October 1, 2025

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22 Dead as Madagascar Dissolves Government in Face of Mass Protests

President Andry Rajoelina has dissolved Madagascar’s government following days of violent protests over electricity blackouts and water shortages that have left at least 22 people dead and more than 100 injured, according to United Nations figures. The announcement, made on September 29,

October 1, 2025

Africa·Business·News·Oil & Gas

TAY Oil Services, Polaris Commission Onshore Seismic Survey for AGOCO in Libya

Early summer 2025 marked the debut deployment of the TAY Oil-Polaris newly acquired semi-automated, containerized seismic system

September 30, 2025

Africa·News

Madagascar President Sacks Energy Minister Amid Power Crisis, Violent Protests

Madagascar’s President Andry Rajoelina has dismissed the country’s Minister of Energy and Hydrocarbons, Olivier Jean-Baptiste, following days of youth-led demonstrations over crippling power and water shortages that have plunged much of the island nation into darkness for more than 12 hours a

September 29, 2025

Police arrest 25-year old Ghanaian for alleged trafficking

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Cross-Border Operation: Nigerian Police Free Ghanaian Victim, Father From 25-year-old Ghanaian Trafficker

According to investigations, the victim and his father were trafficked into Nigeria in July 2025 by a 25-year-old Ghanaian national, Hassana Abban, who resides in Ofada, Ogun State. Abban allegedly obtained 40,000 Ghanaian Cedis (approximately N4,960,000) from the victim's family, promising to

September 28, 2025

Africa·News

Egypt, Libya, Chad Advance Plans for 1,720-Km Highway Linking North, West Africa

A major cross-border road project is gathering momentum in North Africa as Egypt, Libya, and Chad jointly plan a 1,720-kilometre highway to open new trade routes across the Sahara. Survey work is currently underway in Chad’s northern Ennedi-Est Province, where drones equipped

September 28, 2025

Africa·News

Ghana’s Galamsey Crisis: Research Links Illegal Mining To Hundreds Of Miscarriages

A Ghanaian scientist has linked at least 500 miscarriages to heavy metal contamination caused by illegal gold mining, known locally as galamsey, increasing concerns over the growing public health crisis in the country’s mining communities. Professor Paul Poku Sampene Ossei, a forensic

September 28, 2025

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Africa - Page 3

Cameroon Awaits Presidential Election Results as Tensions Mount

Dangote, Ethiopia Ink $2.5bn Deal for Africa’s Biggest Fertiliser Plant

Honeymoon of looting is over, Mutharika Says in Stunning Presidential Return

South Africa’s Constitutional Court: Parents To Share Parental Leave Equally

Ex-Congo President Joseph Kabila Sentenced to Death in Absentia Over War Crimes

22 Dead as Madagascar Dissolves Government in Face of Mass Protests

TAY Oil Services, Polaris Commission Onshore Seismic Survey for AGOCO in Libya

Madagascar President Sacks Energy Minister Amid Power Crisis, Violent Protests

Cross-Border Operation: Nigerian Police Free Ghanaian Victim, Father From 25-year-old Ghanaian Trafficker

Egypt, Libya, Chad Advance Plans for 1,720-Km Highway Linking North, West Africa

Ghana’s Galamsey Crisis: Research Links Illegal Mining To Hundreds Of Miscarriages

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