Entries by Rédaction Africanews

Kyiv residents react after Ukraine and the US sign a mineral deal

The agreement — which the Ukrainian parliament must ratify — would establish a reconstruction fund for Ukraine that Ukrainian officials hope will be a vehicle to ensure future American military assistance

Restored Havana Convent Becomes School to Train Youth in Heritage Conservation

Restoration in Havana has already borne fruit, with nearly 300 buildings renovated since 2014, creating vibrant public spaces, restaurants, and galleries. Yet the challenge remains steep, as Cuba continues to face shortages of fuel, food, and electrici...

Tens of thousands of white South Africans seek U.S. asylum amid land reform fears

While some Afrikaners view this as an opportunity for a better future, others, including groups like AfriForum, argue that emigration isn't the solution and emphasize their commitment to remaining in South Africa.

Syrian forces deploy in Damascus suburbs after two days of clashes

Authorities say a truce was reached on Wednesday between the two sides fighting in Jaramana and Ashrafiet Sahnaya.

Football: Guardiola backs fans amid ticket protests

Pep Guardiola has promised Manchester City fans that he will intercede on their behalf ahead of the planned protests by supporters over the alleged refusal to increase the number of season ticket-holders.

DR Congo seeks to lift former president Kabila’s immunity over alleged war crimes

Justice Minister Constant Mutamba announced that the Congolese military prosecutor has submitted a formal request to the Senate to lift Kabila’s immunity. As a former head of state, Kabila holds the status of senator for life, which currently protects ...

African governments and armed groups: Paths to peace amid turmoil

Over the past three months, MONUSCO has provided continuous protection to the disarmed personnel in accordance with UN regulations. The safe transfer to Kinshasa represents a critical step in restoring national authority and ensuring the well-being of ...

UN Pushes for Inclusive Somali dialogue

The UN Special Representative ended his press remarks with a reaffirmation of the world body’s support for South West State and its state-building priorities, and appreciation of the strong collaboration of the President and his administration

Papal tailors haven’t received traditional order for new pope’s garments

With less than a week to go before the conclave to elect a new pope, Rome's best-known clerical tailors have not received orders for his cassocks.

Kenyan lawmaker shot dead in apparent assassination in Nairobi

He was in the company of his driver and bodyguard when a motorcycle taxi approached their car, and a passenger disembarked and approached their car before firing at the MP, police said in a statement.