Burkina Faso nationalises two gold mines, ending legal dispute between rival companies/in /by
Burkina Faso has nationalised two gold mines for a sum of around 80 million dollars, ending a legal row between rival companies Endeavour and Lilium Mining. As part of the deal, the companies will abandon their legal cases against each other, launched after Endeavour sold the mines to Lilium.
Algerian opposition figure arrested/in /by
Ghares, who once led the now-banned leftist Democratic and Social Movement party, was apprehended by plainclothes officers at his home in Algiers, the capital.
Uruguayan football player dies days after collapsing during a game/in /by
On social media, his club Nacional, and former clubs expressed their “deep pain” and extended their sympathies to Izquierdo's family.
Africa has almost 4,000 new mpox cases in a week, but the wait for vaccines continues/in /by
Eighty-one deaths from mpox were reported in Africa in the past week, bringing the total cases and deaths to 22,863 and 622, respectively, Dr. Jean Kaseya, head of the Africa Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, told an online briefing.
Kenyan police officers in Haiti face pay delays/in /by
About 400 Kenyan officers landed in the Carribean nation for a multinational mission aimed at supportting the Haitian Police in its fights against gangs.
South Africa’s Johan Rupert overtakes Dangote as Africa’s richest man/in /by
South African luxury goods magnate Johann Rupert has become Africa’s wealthiest person, overtaking Nigeria’s Aliko Dangote, who previously held the top position.
Pacific leaders meet in Tonga and support Pacific policing initiative/in /by
Leaders of Pacific nations held their annual meeting in Nuku’alofa in Tonga on Wednesday, with Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese securing regional support for the Pacific Policing Initiative.
South Africa investigates alleged $7B corruption at state-owned companies/in /by
South Africa is investigating alleged $7B corruption at state-owned companies
Chadian women defy discrimination and violence to claim land rights/in /by
With little support for women in her situation, divorce being relatively rare in Chad, she fought for economic independence.
Prosecutors pursue death penalty for 3 Americans in Congo coup plot/in /by
Prosecutors on Tuesday called for 50 people, including three Americans, to face the death penalty for what the Congolese army says was a coup attempt earlier this year.