Africa

Gabonese began voting for referendum on new constitution

Gabonese began voting for referendum on new constitution

Over 2,800 polling stations set up to serve 860,000 registered voters in over 2M population Central African country

Diary.
Current events in Turkiye and the world, leaders’ schedules and international events will be on the Diary page
16 people killed by landslide in western Madagascar
14.11.2024

16 people killed by landslide in western Madagascar

Victims were travelling in a boat when it was hit by landslide, 10 passengers rescued, say port authorities

South Africa condemns Israeli minister's call to annex West Bank
14.11.2024

South Africa condemns Israeli minister's call to annex West Bank

Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich's statement that 2025 will be 'the year of annexation' of the West Bank met with condemnation worldwide

Uganda to cut nearly all external borrowing to curb rising debt
13.11.2024

Uganda to cut nearly all external borrowing to curb rising debt

Decision comes as country grapples with rising public debt, which rose to $25.6B in June from $23.7B the previous year, according to Finance Ministry data

South Africa’s influential football boss Danny Jordaan granted bail after arrest
13.11.2024

South Africa’s influential football boss Danny Jordaan granted bail after arrest

73-year-old Jordaan was among leading figures who helped bring FIFA 2010 World Cup to South Africa, the first time Africa hosted the tournament

US envoy to Kenya resigns in wake of Trump win
13.11.2024

US envoy to Kenya resigns in wake of Trump win

Ambassador Meg Whitman announces she is stepping down while reflecting on some US diplomatic achievements in Kenya