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The September 12 statement by the Quartet countries - the United States, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Egypt - ...
Talks become leverage to win safe passage, taxation rights, or space to rearm. That's why residents bristle when they see ...
University graduates in Uganda have been urged to supplement their academic qualifications with hands-on vocational skills to ...
With international demand growing for clean maritime fuels, Namibia is set to become a green hydrogen hub for global shipping ...
Two people, aged 17 and 25, have been arrested by members of an anti-poaching unit of Etosha National Park and the Ministry ...
The naira sustained its rally last week, closing at N1,500/$1 at the official Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market. The naira ...
On Tuesday, SAPS confirmed that public order police had detained six people who would appear in the Cape Town Magistrates ...
Half of Children in Sub-Saharan Africa Still Living in Extreme Poverty According to a new report by the World Bank and UNICEF ...
Some 7.2 million Malawians cast ballots today, Tuesday, in a presidential election dominated by economic concerns, with ...
Somali government forces stationed in the coastal town of Harardheere in the central Mudug region have launched large-scale ...
The FCT Youth Stakeholders (FYS), an umbrella body of the indigenous people of Abuja, have condemned a news report on the ...
Analysis - Maritime issues are on the African Union's radar, but member states must push for a shift from ambition to action.