Trump tariffs hurting US manufacturers, data suggests/in /by
US factories have been struggling since President Trump imposed tariffs on a wide range of goods. Data shows that the country has lost more than 100,000 manufacturing jobs in the last year.
UN mission patrols South Sudan refugee camp after deadly attack/in /by
Responding to a recent deadly attack in which a Sudanese refugee lost his life, the United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) conducted a patrol at Makpandu refugee camp in Yambio, Western Equatoria, to assess security in the area and work with local authorities, security forces, and refugee co
Uganda: Uganda Not Ready for Burn Disasters As Oil Production Nears, Doctors Warn/in /by
[Nile Post] As Uganda moves closer to its long-awaited first oil production in 2026, health experts are raising concerns about the country's preparedness to handle potential industrial burn disasters.
Nigeria: Ramp Up Production Now Amid Crude Price Surge, Lokpobiri Urges Oil Operators/in /by
[Leadership] The minister of state for Petroleum Resources, Sen. Heineken Lokpobiri, has challenged oil operators to ramp up production immediately to capitalise on soaring global crude prices.
AFCON 2025 final scandal: Senegal accuses CAF of corruption/in /by
After the Confederation of African Football stripped Senegal of its title in the Africa Cup of Nations 2025 final on Tuesday, Dakar has taken its protest a step further: it accused the CAF of corruption and called for an international investigation on Wednesday.
Prince and Princess of Wales meet Nigerian President at Windsor/in /by
The Prince and Princess of Wales met with President of Nigeria Bola Ahmed Tinubu and First Lady Oluremi Tinubu at Windsor on Wednesday morning.
Nigeria’s President Tinubu welcomed by Britain’s King Charles at start of state visit/in /by
Britain's King Charles and Queen Camilla welcomed President Bola Tinubu and his wife to Windsor Castle on Wednesday during the first state visit by a Nigerian leader in nearly 40 years.
Britain owes $115 million for refugee resettlement scheme, Kigali tells international court/in /by
The dispute between Rwanda and Britain over a scrapped refugee resettlement programme on Wednesday reached the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague. Kigali told a panel of international judges that London is $115 million dollars in arrears, saying London torpedoed the deal with any notice.
Thousands of mourners at funeral of Larijani and other top Iranian security officials/in /by
Thousands of Iranian mourners attended the funeral of Ali Larijani and other top Iranian security officials, in the capital Tehran, on Wednesday.
Sudan: RSF reportedly take over town near Chadian border/in /by
Images posted on social media showed fighters from Sudan's paramilitary Rapid Support Forces firing in the air as they celebrated after reportedly seizing the border town of Al-Tina in North Darfur State near Chad, as fighting intensifies across the country's west.