Moroccan Sahara: Benin Reaffirms Its Support for Morocco
Ethiopia: More Than 54 Million Voters Head to the Polls
Morocco Advocates for Lasting Peace in Africa at New York Meetings
Led by Mohammed Arrouchi, Ambassador and Permanent Representative of the Kingdom to the AU and the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa, the Moroccan delegation is ...
ECOWAS: Abidjan Leads the Way in Gender Equality
Social Media: Rwanda Tightens Regulations to Protect Minors
DRC: 5th Largest Economy in Sub-Saharan Africa
This growth is largely driven by the strong momentum of the extractive sector and increased mining production, the institution noted. According to projections, the Congolese GDP is expected to reach ...
Senegal: Employment Situation Deteriorates
Elections: Malawians Head to the Polls
Guinea-Bissau–Gambia: A New Pact for Regional Stability
Ethiopia Electrifies Africa with the GERD
In a press release summarizing the third edition of the Benin Economic Update report, titled “Boosting Domestic Revenue Mobilization While Protecting the Poor”, the institution notes that despite...
Held under the theme “Ethical and Moral Music: A Lasting Legacy for Cameroon’s Development”, the RMA is dedicated to promoting the noblest dimensions of Cameroonian music—its ethics, morality...
To reach this target by 2030, the government plans to enhance the quality of services and intensify the promotion of Tanzania’s tourist attractions. These new ambitions and related commitments were...
The country has made “substantial progress” in implementing the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) action plan, which earned Nigeria a positive evaluation from the FATF’s African joint group, t...
This important event will bring together around 3,000 business leaders and government representatives to discuss development priorities such as infrastructure, agriculture, energy, and health. Organi...
According to the ministry, this adjustment to the electoral calendar follows requests made by political stakeholders—particularly from the opposition—who unanimously called for a slight delay to ...