What is at stake for African sovereign debt in 2025? [Business Africa]/in /by
Over 20 African countries will spend more on debt service than on healthcare or education in 2025. The picture gets even more complicated given interest rates are not expected to fall sharply. Over half of all total debt repayment will go to private creditors
Ivory Coast’s Ouattara hints at fourth term bid/in /by
"I am in good health and eager to continue serving my country," during a speech to diplomats in Abidjan, marking his clearest indication yet of a potential bid.
Athletic Club Coach Valverde Praises “Extraordinary” Lamine Yamal After Spanish Super Cup Defeat/in /by
Yamal’s performance not only drew praise from Valverde but also cemented his growing reputation as one of football’s brightest young talents. Barcelona will now look to claim the Spanish Super Cup title
Baby born during sea crossing to Canary Islands rescued/in /by
The newborn had just been born at sea, his tiny naked body resting on belongings in a rubber dinghy filled with African migrants wearing winter jackets.
Pope Francis urges faithful to combat the scourge of child labor/in /by
Pope Francis condemned the “scourge” of child labour and the various abuses that children endure, asserting that those who harm or exploit a child will ultimately face divine judgment.
EU parliament president visits Egypt to strengthen ties/in /by
The dialogue also highlighted shared concerns over the Middle East's geopolitical dynamics, aiming to enhance collaboration in fostering peace, security, and sustainable development in the neighboring region.
Nature journal reveals alarming extinction rates for freshwater life/in /by
At least 24% of freshwater species face the threat of extinction due to human activities such as pollution, dam construction, water extraction, and climate change.
Mozambique opposition leader Venancio Mondlane returns from exile/in /by
Security forces fired tear gas at hundreds of his supporters who gathered near the main international airport to welcome him home
Armed attack on Chad’s presidential complex leaves 19 dead/in /by
At least 19 lives have been lost in Chad following an attempted assault on the presidential complex in N’Djamena, which security forces successfully repelled.
Italian journalist Cecilia Sala returns home after detention in Iran/in /by
Sala’s release has been celebrated across Italy, with opposition leaders joining in commending the government’s efforts. Her family expressed relief and pride, with her father calling her composure and resilience exceptional.