Africanews

1276 articles in the TruthFoundry index. Each links out to the original.

• King Felipe VI calls for good Spain-Morocco relations during Ceuta visit · Spain's King Felipe VI seeks neighbourly ties with Morocco amid migration tensions.
• Formula One to Return to Africa in Rwanda in Early 2030s · Formula One announces a decade-long deal to host its first African Grand Prix in Rwanda in the early 2030s.
• Activists Protest New Oil and Gas Exploration at African Energy Week · Climate activists in Cape Town protested new fossil fuel exploration plans at the African Energy Week conference.
• Africa Records World's Fastest Disaster Resilience Gains Despite Warning Gaps · A new study finds Africa's fastest resilience gains driven by connectivity, though warning access remains unequal.
• Niger Declares Exceptional Severity Environmental Incident After Oil Blowout · Niger's petroleum ministry declares an exceptional severity environmental incident following a massive oil and gas blowout.
• Spanish royals welcomed in Ceuta amid Morocco diplomatic tensions · Thousands greet Spanish King and Queen during official Ceuta visit.
• University of Virginia index names Mauritius top capitalist nation in Africa · New Global Capitalism Index ranks Mauritius, Seychelles, Botswana as Africa's most capitalist nations.
• Kazakhstan hosts inaugural Open Asian Falconry Cup · Kazakhstan inaugurated the Open Asian Falconry Cup featuring traditional hunting contests with eagles and hawks.
• Morocco's PAM forms governing coalition with three partner parties · Morocco's election-winning PAM party formed a majority governing coalition with three other parties.
• Global Brief: Dangote IPO Delay, Kabila Group, Sudan Airstrike Probe · Five brief international news updates cover business, politics, and conflict.
• African Nations Clash With IMF Over Debt Relief Ahead of Outlook Report · African finance ministers demand debt restructuring as IMF prepares stability-focused economic outlook report.
• Sudan's Al-Burhan Orders Probe After Airstrike Kills 72 at Gold Mine · Sudan's army chief ordered an investigation after an airstrike near Egypt killed 72 gold miners.
• Foot-and-Mouth Disease Detected in Namibia's Zambezi Region · Namibia's Ministry of Agriculture confirmed foot-and-mouth disease in the Zambezi Region following earlier cases in the southern Kharas region.
• Ethiopia Regains Mekelle Control; Tensions Rise with Eritrea · Ethiopian federal forces retook Mekelle, ending a two-week rebel seizure, but tensions with Eritrea are escalating.
• Russia Strikes Kharkiv and Lviv, Killing Three Civilians · Russian missile and drone attacks killed three civilians in Kharkiv and damaged homes in Lviv.
• Ethiopian Airlines flight turned back from Israel over Indonesian pilot · Israel denied landing for an Ethiopian Airlines flight due to an Indonesian pilot onboard.
• Pakistan passenger train derailment kills five, injures 30+ · A derailment of the Rehman Baba Express in Punjab killed at least five people and injured over 30.
• Somali-born Sagal Abdi-Wali Sworn in as London MP · Sagal Abdi-Wali was sworn in as the new MP for Holborn and St Pancras in the UK House of Commons.
• King Felipe to visit Ceuta following major July migration crisis · Spain's royal couple will visit Ceuta on 13 October after an unprecedented border migration event.
• Nine Minors Arrested in Brussels Clashes Amid Austerity Protests · Belgian police arrested nine minors and one adult after violent clashes erupted near Brussels-Midi station during student protests.
• Former DRC President Kabila Leads New Anti-Government Coalition · Former DRC president Joseph Kabila leads a new coalition uniting anti-government forces against the Kinshasa government.
• Dangote Extends Nigerian Oil Refinery IPO Deadline to October · Aliko Dangote extends the IPO deadline for his Nigerian oil refinery to October 27 to allow more public participation.
• Jordan Bardella Visits Ceuta With Vox Leader Amid Migration Debate · French far-right leader Jordan Bardella meets Vox's Santiago Abascal to discuss migration policy.
• South Africa's Suspended Police Deputy Chief Resigns Amid Corruption and Rape Allegations · Shadrack Sibiya resigns as South Africa's suspended deputy police chief facing corruption and sexual offense charges.
• Vox Leader Abascal Visits Ceuta Amid Migration Crisis and National Day · Vox leader Santiago Abascal visited Ceuta to honor fallen soldiers amidst a migrant crisis and Spain's National Day.
• Regional African news roundup covering security, society and upcoming events · Africanews Today publishes multi-country updates on security, society and scheduled events across Africa.
• Human Rights Watch warns of worsening LGBTQ+ crackdown in Senegal · Human Rights Watch reports rising LGBTQ+ arrests following Senegal's new stricter law.
• Controversial US-backed hepatitis B vaccine trial approved in Guinea-Bissau · A disputed newborn hepatitis B vaccine trial received approval to proceed in Guinea-Bissau.
• Spain clears Ceuta migrant camp ahead of royal visit · Spanish police and soldiers cleared the last major migrant encampment in Ceuta before King Felipe VI's visit.
• Kenya Reports No New Ebola Cases After First-Ever Death · Kenya authorities report zero new Ebola cases following the first-ever death of an imported patient.