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Mali’s gold production fell by 23% to 51 metric tons in 2024, as conflicts arise from a new mining code and a dispute with Barrick Gold. The country, which relies …
Mali’s Gold Production Declines 23% Amid Conflicts and Regulatory Changes Read More
Ghana’s Finance Minister revealed the country faces significant debt service costs, projecting $8.7 billion over the next four years, with heavy liabilities in 2027 and 2028. The lack of financial …
Ghana’s Finance Minister Warns of Significant External Debt Obligations Read More
Twelve victims of a grenade explosion during a rally in Bukavu, eastern Congo, were buried in a funeral organized by newly appointed rebel authorities. The explosion, which occurred last Thursday, …
Funeral Held for Grenade Blast Victims in Eastern Congo Amid Rising Tensions Read More
A deadly grenade explosion at a rally in Bukavu, eastern Congo, killed 17 individuals, leading to a funeral for twelve victims organized by new rebel authorities. The attack was believed …
Memorial Service for Victims of Grenade Attack in Eastern Congo Read More
Brice Oligui Nguema, Gabon’s interim President, will run for the April 12, 2025 presidential election after seizing power in a coup that removed Ali Bongo. A newly approved constitution allows …
Gabon Interim President Nguema Announces Candidacy for April Presidential Election Read More
Guinea-Bissau’s opposition plans to paralyze the country amidst a dispute over President Embalo’s term expiration. While the opposition claims his term ends on Thursday, the Supreme Court cites September 4. …
Guinea-Bissau Opposition to Paralyze Country Over Election Dispute Read More
Guinea-Bissau’s opposition plans to disrupt the country, claiming President Embalo’s term ends today, contradicting the Supreme Court’s ruling of September 4. Tensions rise as elections are postponed to November 30, …
Guinea-Bissau Opposition Plans National Disruption Amidst Electoral Dispute Read More