- 7 March, 2026
Tunisia: migrants arrested after fatal stabbing of local man
In Tunisia’s coastal city of Sfax, three African migrants have been arrested as suspects following the fatal stabbing of a
UN Security Council ends Mali peacekeeping mission
The recent decision by the UN Security Council to withdraw approximately 13,000 MINUSMA peacekeepers from Mali, following the explicit request
Saudi Arabia, Russia to extend cut in oil production of one million barrels a day
Together, these trims could amount to 1.5 percent of global supplies. Oil prices initially jumped on news of the cuts
2024 presidential polls: To run, or not to run, that is Macky Sall’s question
Senegal’s president Macky Sall is set to end the suspense on a potential 3rd term bid on Monday (Jul. 3rd)
US measure would ban products containing mineral mined with child labor in DRC
The bill targets China, which sponsor Republican Rep. Chris Smith of New Jersey accuses of using forced labor and exploits
Sudan: RSF forces man a checkpoint in Omdourman as battles continue
Khartoum residents said they were shaken awake by warplanes and “violent fighting” between forces loyal to army chief Abdel Fattah
Zimbabwe: EU to deploy election observer team ahead August 23 polls
President Emmerson Mnangagwa of the ruling ZANU-PF party is seeking what would be the 80-year-old’s final five-year term. He is
South Africa: uncertainty surrounding Zulu king’s health
Uncertainty reigned on Sunday over the health of South Africa’s Zulu king, the head of the country’s most influential traditional
Burundian ATMIS troops celebrate Independence Day in Somalia
Burundian troops with the African Union Transition Mission in Somalia (ATMIS) celebrated their country’s 61st Independence Day in Mogadishu and
Ons Jabeur aims to make history at Wimbledon
Professional tennis player Ons Jabeur is hoping to return to Wimbledon determined to finish what she started last year and