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Iran claims to have information about the preparation of a new American or allied offensive. Its military command promises sustained strikes against U.S. bases and interests if such an attack occurs.
Declared wanted by the Ghanaian police, Barbara Asantewaa Kodua, known as Ghana Jollof, claims from the United Kingdom that the government will not be able to secure her extradition. The police accuse her of inciting violence and spreading false information.
Gabon plans to ban imports of broiler chicken starting January 1, 2027. The United States has raised concerns with Libreville at the WTO, prompting the government to seek a legal and diplomatic strategy to avoid a trade dispute.
US Southern Command claims to have targeted a vessel involved in drug trafficking on Saturday, September 19. The operation is part of a military campaign that has already resulted in at least 231 deaths, according to the Associated Press.
A draft decree adopted by the Council of Ministers bans the export of iboga and all its derivatives, regardless of their form. Violations will be subject to penal, forestry, and customs penalties.
Saudi air defense intercepted a ballistic missile launched towards Riyadh on Saturday. The attack marks a new escalation between the Houthis and the kingdom.
Graduates who completed their studies on July 22 are still awaiting their return after several delays. Their representative is calling on President John Dramani Mahama to intervene, as the group cites six months of unpaid allowances and delays in their path to obtaining a medical license.
General Invasion, initially disqualified for listing the tender file number instead of the SIGMAP reference on its guarantee, must be reinstated in the contract for components intended for SoNaMA’s connected meters, as decided by the ARMP.
Following his remarks on RTS, Abdoulaye Tine asserts that he has not officially announced any electoral date or presidential message. This clarification comes as the local elections scheduled for January 17, 2027, remain at the center of a debate over the electoral calendar.
Ali Bongo has spoken out to contest the terms used by Libreville in the ‘ill-gotten gains’ case. However, archives show that the Gabonese state had already engaged and obtained its status as a civil party during his presidency.
The Russian capital and its region faced an unprecedented drone attack on Sunday, resulting in two fatalities, damage to a Moscow refinery, and the evacuation of hundreds of residents.
Following the review of 1,762 cases from the biometric and administrative census, the Gabonese government confirmed 1,299 dismissals and 116 reinstatements. The state estimates that regularization will save nearly 11 billion FCFA annually.
The campaign reaches Bunia, the epicenter of the outbreak. The country has reported 7,541 confirmed cases and 3,639 deaths, while Ervebo, approved for another strain of Ebola, is still being evaluated against Bundibugyo.
Pyongyang conducted another ballistic missile launch from its east coast on Sunday. The South Korean presidential office urgently convened its security officials, a week after a volley of short-range missiles.
The U.S. and Chinese economic leaders are set to meet in New York ahead of the Trump-Xi summit. AI, rare earths, tariffs, and U.S. purchases are among the issues that could impact the trade truce.
By the end of June 2026, the Beninese state had mobilized 2,329.6 billion FCFA in revenues and financing. Budget expenditures and cash outlays reached 2,125.4 billion in commitments, representing 51.2% of the revised annual forecasts.
The project will be executed in two phases, with Copperbelt Energy Corporation expected to be the buyer of the electricity. Approximately 640 jobs are anticipated during construction and operation.
The Nigerian Hydrological Services Agency places 15 states at high risk of river flooding from September 19 to 25. Vulnerable communities are urged to relocate people, livestock, and property to higher ground.
A $294.49 million private complex is set to be developed in the heart of Nairobi Railway City, featuring a 10,000-seat indoor arena, along with a hotel, apartments, retail spaces, and event venues.
The reported results from Gombe, Kano, Bauchi, and Delta show four seats for the APC and one for the APM.
