Six people were killed and eight others injured in three separate road crashes in South Africa
Six people were killed and eight others injured in three separate road crashes in South Africa
South Africa has processed 53,449 foreign nationals for deportation and repatriation over the past few weeks.
During the hearing, the delegation said South Africa has ratified key International Labour Organization conventions prohibiting forced labor and has legislation empowering authorities to block imports produced under such conditions. It also noted that goods made through prison labor are already prohibited under South African law.
Ethiopia will supply electric energy to Kenya
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Artificial insemination is helping rural families produce more milk, curb livestock diseases and earn higher returns on shrinking farms.
Nigerian troops killed over 300 members of kidnapping and cattle rustling gangs in the northwestern state of Zamfara this week, a state official said Friday.
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa issued a sharp call to action to the global community, warning that international education targets will remain out of reach unless nations fundamentally transform how they treat and compensate their teaching workforce.
Algeria has reinstated its ambassador to Mali and reopened its airspace to Malian aircraft, signaling an easing of tensions between the two neighbours after more than a year of diplomatic strain.
Nigerian security forces have rescued dozens of pupils and teachers abducted nearly two months ago in the southwestern state of Oyo, ending a hostage crisis that raised fears of militant violence spreading beyond the country
The new pledges bring total commitments to more than $3.1 billion since the inaugural summit in Paris in 2024, where officials pledged $2.2 billion to help reduce reliance on polluting cooking fuels.
Officials in Uganda said prolonged dry conditions had caused widespread crop failures and severe food shortages, contributing to the deaths.
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Authorities plan to boost local manufacturing and reduce reliance on imported vehicle components through new projects in the provinces of Batna and Tissemsilt. The facilities will produce vehicle bodies, plastic components, and spare parts.
The International Criminal Court has made a "breakthrough" in the investigation into crimes committed during Sudan
The talks, attended by Foreign Minister Mohieddin Salem, took place in Khartoum two weeks after AU Commission Chairperson Mahmoud Ali Youssef called for a rapid assessment of the countryâs situation ahead of the officeâs reopening.
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Chinese carmakers are expanding into Tanzania as higher taxes on older imported vehicles create new opportunities in a market long dominated by used Japanese cars.
A series of deadly bus crashes in Uganda and South Africa has renewed concerns about the safety of Africa
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) announced Tuesday that it had reached a staff-level agreement with Zimbabwe on the first review of its 10-month Staff-Monitored Program, marking another step in the country
More than 16,000 people have been displaced following an attack in the Central African Republic