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Uganda has dispatched troops to Juba, South Sudan, amid rising tensions between President Salva Kiir and Vice President Riek Machar. General Muhoozi Kainerugaba warned that any aggression towards Kiir would …
Uganda Deploys Troops to South Sudan Amid Political Turmoil Read More
The DRC is seeking to negotiate a minerals deal with the U.S. as it confronts the M23 rebel advance. The situation underlines the strategic importance of DRC’s mineral wealth, prompting …
Prospects of a U.S.-DR Congo Minerals Deal Amidst Ongoing Conflict Efforts Read More
Brazil’s construction of a highway through the Amazon rainforest for COP30 has led to widespread condemnation. The four-lane road undermines efforts to promote environmental protection by facilitating significant deforestation. Local …
Brazil’s Amazon Deforestation for COP30 Highway Sparks Global Outrage Read More
The Democratic Republic of Congo is seeking to establish a minerals deal with the United States, aiming for military and economic cooperation amid the ongoing M23 conflict. Congolese officials express …
DR Congo’s Diplomatic Efforts: Seeking Minerals Deal with the U.S. Read More
Ukraine is prepared to accept a 30-day ceasefire following talks in Saudi Arabia with a US delegation. This agreement may be extended with mutual consent but requires Russia’s acceptance. The …
Ukraine Agrees to 30-Day Ceasefire Following US Delegation Meeting Read More
Mozambique’s President Chapo began talks with opposition parties to address post-electoral strife, but key rival Venancio Mondlane was excluded. Meanwhile, a conference in Kigali aims to tackle rising breast cancer …
Mozambique’s Political Dialogue Excludes Major Opponent Amidst Other Issues Read More
A Ugandan Arsenal fan, John Ssenyonga, was shot and killed while celebrating his team’s victory over Manchester United, with another fan injured. The incident took place in Lukaya when a …
Tragic Celebration: Ugandan Fan Killed During Arsenal’s Victory Celebration Read More
The DRC, world’s top cobalt producer, has announced a four-month export ban on cobalt, essential for electronics and EVs, aiming to manage oversupply and rising prices. This could raise costs …
DR Congo’s Cobalt Export Ban: Impacts on Global Electronics and EV Prices Read More
The DRC, the world’s largest cobalt producer, has imposed a four-month ban on cobalt exports, likely leading to increased prices for consumer electronics and electric vehicles. This ban aims to …
Impact of DRC’s Cobalt Export Ban on Consumer Electronics and EV Prices Read More
Lesotho’s government reacted with shock to U.S. President Donald Trump’s comment that “nobody has heard of” the country during a congressional address. Lesotho has significant ties with the U.S., benefiting …
Lesotho Responds to President Trump’s Controversial Remarks Read More