South Africa: Jumper Jacques Freitag found dead/in /by
South Africa: Jumper Jacques Freitag found dead
Pics of the day: July 4, 2024/in /by
Africanews focuses on the most striking images of the day's news.
More than 26 boats sink due to Hurricane Beryl in Barbados/in /by
Fishermen in Barbados were evaluating the impact on their boats following the passage of Hurricane Beryl through the south-eastern Caribbean on Wednesday.
Putin and Xi meet at SCO summit in sign of deepening cooperation/in /by
Russia and China established the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation as a counterbalance to Western influence and to discuss security concerns in Central Asia and the wider region.
Sierra Leone bans child marriage, penalizes witnesses/in /by
“I have always believed that the future of Sierra Leone is female,”
Uganda: Uganda’s First Batch of Directly Imported Fuel Arrives in Mombasa/in /by
[Capital FM] Nairobi -- The Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) has announced the arrival of the first consignment of directly imported Ugandan fuel in the Port of Mombasa.
Kenya: First Shipment of Ugandan Oil Docks in Mombasa/in /by
[Capital FM] Nairobi -- The first shipment of Ugandan oil imports has docked at the Mombasa port as Kampala shifts from third-party importation of the critical commodity.
Morocco pilots new and more efficient technique for harvesting cork/in /by
Harvesting of natural cork is going through a tech transformation, dropping the axe for smarter, more efficient technology.
Protesters call on French to vote against the far-right National Rally party/in /by
Demonstrators in Paris urged people to vote on Sunday to block the far-right National Rally party from winning a majority in parliament.
Tunisia sets elections for October/in /by
Tunisia's leader has scheduled the next presidential election for October but did not say if he will seek a second term after five years at the head of the North African nation once seen as a model of democracy for the Arab world.