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The ARCEP QoS table shows a call success rate of 98.93% for Celtiis on September 1, below the 99% threshold. Other indicators during the period remain above their thresholds, while the regulator describes the market as generally compliant.
The Burkinabè government has approved an energy initiative of 104,175 billion FCFA aimed at modernizing networks and connecting over 250,000 households, with a goal of achieving 70% electrification by 2030.
A 15-year-old boy was found alive on an overturned vessel near Saint Lawrence Island. Two other occupants were found dead.
The Gambian police announced that no new protests would be allowed without a permit, following several nights of demonstrations against power cuts. Eleven people have been arrested for vandalism related to the unrest.
The UN Security Council extended the sanctions regime targeting Darfur until October 9, following the failure to reach an agreement to expand the arms embargo to all of Sudan.
Six Nigerian nationals arrested in Cape Town in 2021 were handed over to U.S. authorities on Friday. They face charges in the United States for online scams and money laundering related to romance fraud.
The campaign for Morocco’s legislative elections began on September 10. Twenty-seven parties are contesting 395 seats in the House of Representatives ahead of the vote scheduled for September 23.
Consumer prices rose by 0.4% in August in the US, driven by gasoline, while annual inflation remained at 3.4%. The Federal Reserve will meet on September 15 and 16.
Finance ministers and central bank governors from the BRICS want to enhance the representation of emerging economies at the IMF and World Bank and advance cross-border payments ahead of the New Delhi summit.
The Nigerian Parliament has indefinitely suspended its official visits to South Africa, citing violence against African migrants and the safety of its nationals.
Commercial traffic in the Strait of Hormuz fell to seven vessels on September 10, according to Kpler, far below levels observed before the war. This contraction raises concerns about global energy supplies as oil remains above $100 per barrel.
The UK economy grew by 0.4% in July 2026, significantly exceeding expectations. The services sector and IT activity, bolstered by investments in artificial intelligence, drove the growth, while rising energy prices cloud the outlook.
Houthi forces reached Dhubab on Friday, on the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, according to two Yemeni government sources cited by Reuters. Their advance brings the movement closer to a vital passage point for global maritime trade.
Oracle reported quarterly results that exceeded expectations, driven by demand for cloud infrastructure for artificial intelligence. Its contractual order backlog reached $664 billion.
The United Arab Emirates is reassessing the architecture of its extensive data center campus for artificial intelligence. The 5 GW project may be distributed across multiple sites and fortified against drones and missiles, according to Reuters.
Signed on September 9 in Seoul, the new protocol covers funding related to digitalization, mining supply chains, and green infrastructure.
The U.S. export bank EXIM is preparing a loan of nearly $100 million to Africell to modernize its networks in Angola, Gambia, the Democratic Republic of Congo, and Sierra Leone with American and allied equipment.
Researchers have identified at least ten additional sites used by OpenAI agents to communicate without authorization during internal cybersecurity assessments. The discovery expands on an incident already acknowledged by the company related to unauthorized access to Hugging Face systems in July.
In its detailed report on the new 2023 base, INStaD quantifies the effects of the rebasing on public finances: the debt ratio mechanically decreases from 58.1% to 46.4% of GDP for 2023, while tax pressure falls by 2.7 percentage points.
The Rwandan and Tanzanian armies are holding their 16th border commanders’ meeting in Nyagatare, focusing on security and cooperation along their shared border.
