Entries by Rédaction Africanews

56 Kkilled in Israeli strikes as ceasefire talks expected to resume

In parallel, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu authorized a delegation to travel to Qatar on Friday to restart stalled U.S.-mediated ceasefire talks. The delegation includes members of Mossad, Shin Bet, and the military, as efforts continue to ...

When cinema in Tunisia travels to the audience

The Cinema Tdour mobile setup travels on wheels to overlooked Tunisian communities that have no easy access to the cinema

Ghana passes provisional budget ahead of transition

Ghana's parliament has passed a provisional budget that allows the government to spend $4.65 billion through March.

Egypt’s tourism sector hits record revenues

.Tourism was one of Egypt’s fastest-growing sectors, with an 8.2% growth rate, contributing significantly to the economy’s 3.5% growth in the first quarter of the fiscal year 2024/2025.

Boy, 7, survives five days in Zimbabwe game park among lions

Tinotenda Pudu, from northern Zimbabwe, wandered 49 kilometers (30 miles) from his home into Matusadona National Park, a sprawling wilderness known for its dense population of predators and other dangerous wildlife.

Post-election crisis in Mozambique forces nearly 3,000 to flee abroad

As tensions persist in Mozambique, the strain on neighboring countries and international aid organizations continues to grow. With limited resources and an increasing number of displaced people, the region faces mounting challenges in addressing this e...

Rashford turns down three offers from Saudi Arabia

Marcus Rashford has rejected three offers from Saudi Arabia worth up to £35million-a-year according to Manchester Evening News

Cuba: Followers of Santeria lay out predictions for 2025

During an event to mark the beginning of 2025, followers of the Santeria religion in Cuba set out their predictions for the coming year. Some who attended the ceremony fear that the country will continue to struggle, unless authorities take action.

Mali: Former PM Choguel Maïga accused of embezzlement

Former Malian Prime Minister, Choguel Maïga, has been accused of embezzlement. The former leader is said to have covered up some of the financial incidents that took place over the 2020-2023 period, or benefitted from them.

Coming home: Ghana has granted citizenship to hundreds of African Americans

In 2019, Ghana launched a programme to make itself more attractive for diaspora investment, but also allow African Americans to reconnect to their roots. Several hundreds have heeded the call.