Why Israel’s ‘recognition’ of Somaliland is fuelling fears of Palestinian resettlement

Any policy advocating the forced relocation of Palestinians from Gaza will constitute a clear violation of the commitments made under the Gaza peace plan, analysts say.
31 Dec, 2025
Libya rejects Israel’s recognition of Somaliland

Foreign Minister Taher Al-Baour expressed Libya’s solidarity with Somalia in a message to his Somali counterpart, Abdisalam Abdi.
30 Dec, 2025
Libyan parliament denounces Greek call to annul 2019 Türkiye maritime deal

Libyan deputy speaker denounces Greek call as ‘clear violation of national sovereignty.’
8 Dec, 2025
Tunisia summons EU ambassador over ‘diplomatic breach’

Tunisian president’s office said it protested over the ambassador’s failure to adhere to diplomatic protocols and acting outside the official channels.
26 Nov, 2025

Cameroon’s Paul Biya: A political chess master to rule until 99 years old?

Nigeria rejects Trump’s ‘Christian genocide’ claims, calls for dialogue with US

Guinea-Bissau election campaigns kicks off

Paul Biya: World’s oldest president in a country ruled by veterans

Namibia flags deepfake video of president promoting investment scheme
2 Sep, 2025
Arab League waives Somalia’s 38-year accumulated debts
Somalia thanks the Arab League, describing the decision as a ”historic” achievement.

22 Aug, 2025
South Sudan’s President Kiir fires finance minister
President Salva Kiir gave no reason for firing Marial Dongrin Ater, who had held the post since July 2024.

13 Aug, 2025
Ghanaian TikTokers held for threats to first family
Police said the suspects, Prince Ofori and Yayra Abiwu, were helping with investigations on the viral video that contained comments deemed as threats to the first family.

31 Jul, 2025
Why are thousands protesting in Angola?
Public anger follows a hike in fuel prices that resulted in higher fares and drove up prices of essential goods as suppliers passed the additional costs to consumers.

30 Jul, 2025
US wakes up from REM sleep but China’s rare earth grip tightens
Despite efforts to build domestic capacity, the US is turning to China for critical rare earth minerals — essential for electric vehicles, electronics, and national defence — as part of a new trade framework.

