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Poland’s Trade Minister Michał Baranowski insists the EU will not turn to China amid US tariff discussions. Despite pressures from China, Baranowski asserts Europe is focused on strengthening ties with …
EU Will Not Pivot to China Amid US Trade Talks, Says Poland’s Minister Read More
Sebastião Salgado, the acclaimed Brazilian photographer and environmentalist, died at age 81 from leukemia. Known for his black-and-white photography that reflects human hardship and nature’s beauty, he lived in Paris …
Sebastião Salgado, Influential Brazilian Photographer, Passes Away at 81 Read More
Iranian officials confirm that the next round of indirect nuclear talks with the US will take place in Rome this Saturday. The discussions are aimed at reviving the JCPOA and …
Iran to Hold 4th Round of Indirect US Talks in Rome This Saturday Read More
Jacob Kiplimo debuted in the London Marathon finishing second with a national record of 2:03:37. He was outpaced by Kenya’s Sebastian Sawe, who won at 2:02:27. Ethiopian Tigist Assefa broke …
Jacob Kiplimo Shatters Ugandan Record in London Marathon Debut Read More
The conflict in Sudan, notably in Khartoum, has escalated, resulting in the death of numerous civilians amidst artillery shelling and aerial strikes. Reports indicate widespread violence, including looting and assaults …
Sudan: Intensifying Conflicts Result in Increased Civilian Casualties Read More
The Sudanese army has recaptured the Presidential Palace in Khartoum from the RSF amidst a devastating conflict that has claimed over 28,000 lives and displaced 11 million. This milestone is …
Sudan Army Reclaims Presidential Palace Amid Humanitarian Crisis Read More
Nigeria spends about $4 billion annually on steel imports, prompting calls for import substitution. Minister Audu announced plans to enhance domestic steel production and establish military hardware manufacturing through collaborations. …
Nigeria’s $4 Billion Steel Imports: Calls for Domestic Production and Collaboration Read More
The ongoing conflict in Sudan’s capital Khartoum results in significant civilian casualties from artillery and air attacks. The UN Human Rights Office condemns the violence, particularly the actions of RSF …
Escalating Conflict in Sudan: Humanitarian Crisis and Civilian Impact Read More
The civilian death toll in Sudan has risen sharply, with at least 275 fatalities recorded between January 31 and February 5 due to escalating violence. Reports highlight a significant increase …
Civilian Death Toll in Sudan Escalates Amid Increasing Violence Read More
Bank Windhoek’s Annual Stakeholder Engagement Session focused on the impact of AI in Africa. Key speakers advocated for the strategic development of AI to ensure it serves local needs and …
Bank Windhoek Highlights AI’s Transformative Role in Africa’s Future Read More