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Nampak has agreed to sell its Zimbabwean unit to TSL for $25 million, contingent on suspensive conditions. The transaction is part of Nampak’s asset disposal strategy amidst challenging economic conditions …
Nampak Sells Majority Stake in Zimbabwean Unit to TSL Amid Economic Hardships Read More
North Korea is set to export military drones to U.S. adversaries like Iran amid intensified production efforts. Despite international sanctions, Pyongyang employs sophisticated methods to evade detection, including shipping components …
North Korea’s Military Drone Exports Target U.S. Adversaries Read More
The 2025 Ecuadorian presidential runoff on April 13 features incumbent Daniel Noboa facing off against Luisa González in a hotly contested race. Both candidates received approximately 44 percent of the …
Ecuador’s 2025 Presidential Runoff: A Race Between Noboa and González Read More
ArcelorMittal Liberia celebrates its 20th anniversary with a $2 billion Phase II Expansion Project, intending to boost iron ore production from 5 MTPA to 15 MTPA. The initiative includes substantial …
ArcelorMittal Liberia Celebrates 20 Years with Major Expansion and Promises to Boost Economic Growth Read More
Canada lost a nail-biter by one run to Argentina in the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup Americas Region Qualifier. Chasing 96, Canada ended at 94 all out. Key performances included …
Canada’s Women’s Cricket Team Loses to Argentina by One Run in T20 Clash Read More
The Wildlife Animal Protection Forum of South Africa has raised alarms about the export of various wild animals to Vantara, a facility owned by Anant Ambani. They express concerns over …
Concerns Raised Over Wild Animal Exports to Vantara by South African Group Read More
Political unrest in Mozambique has resulted in at least 21 deaths since Monday amid disputes over recent election results. Opposition leader Vanancio Mondlane plans to declare himself president on January …
Political Unrest in Mozambique Claims Lives Amid Election Controversy Read More