Tanzania Issues a Security Alert to Its Citizens Staying in the Middle East
The Tanzanian government has issued a security advisory urging its citizens in the Middle East to remain cautious and suspend travel due to rising tensions in the region.
US strikes on Iran could spur nuclear proliferation, warns Russian FM Lavrov
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov cautioned that US and Israeli military actions against Iran may lead to increased nuclear armament among Iran and its Arab neighbors.
Africa: Israel Embassy in Kenya Warns Iran Missile Range Extends Beyond Israel, Across the Middle East, Europe, and Africa
The Israeli Embassy in Kenya warns that Iran's ballistic missile capabilities could threaten various regions, including parts of Europe and Africa, emphasizing the need for civilian safety and regional stability.
Red Moon: the first images of the total eclipse that Europeans could not enjoy
A total lunar eclipse illuminated the sky on March 3, 2023, but was only visible from the Americas, Australia, and East Asia, leaving Europe and Africa in the dark.
Trump says Iran war could last weeks, US citizens in dozens of countries urged to leave
U.S. President Donald Trump announced that the war with Iran could extend beyond the initially estimated four-to-five weeks and urged U.S. citizens in multiple countries to evacuate.
South Africa Urges Citizens Across Middle East to Register With Embassies
South Africa is urging its citizens in the Middle East to register with local embassies due to limited consular support amid rising regional tensions.
βThe entire region is sliding into chaosβ: Africa reacts to the Middle East crisis
African nations and regional organizations are condemning the escalation of violence in the Middle East following US-Israeli strikes and Iranian retaliations.
War in the Middle East: what economic consequences for Senegal?
The ongoing war in the Middle East is causing significant economic repercussions for Senegal, primarily due to rising oil prices.
Letβs pray for our apartments in Dubai
Residents of Gondwana pray for their investments in Dubai amidst ongoing conflicts in the Middle East.
East of the DRC: Human rights defenders "targeted by M23", points out the UN
The UN warns of extreme violence against human rights defenders in eastern DR Congo, attributed to the M23 rebel group.
East Africa: Triple Planetary Crisis Threatens Eastern Africa's Food Security, Ministry Warns
The Ministry of Planning and Development has warned that climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution are threatening food security in Eastern Africa.
South Africa: Phillipi East Massacre - Second Suspect Appears in Court
A second suspect in the Phillipi East massacre in South Africa has appeared in court, facing serious charges including multiple counts of murder.
UN Nuclear Watchdog convenes amid Middle East tensions
The IAEA held an extraordinary meeting in Vienna in response to heightened tensions following military strikes involving Israel and the US against Iran.
Ghana: MFA Advises Ghanaians to Avoid Non-Essential Travel to Middle East
The Ghanaian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has urged citizens to refrain from non-essential travel to the Middle East due to increasing security concerns.
South Africa: Middle East Conflict - Oil and Gold Price Surge Will Shock South Africa
Escalating tensions in the Middle East are projected to significantly impact South Africa's economy, particularly through rising oil and gold prices.
South Africa: Ramaphosa Calls for Calm As Middle East Conflict Spreads
President Cyril Ramaphosa has called for calm amidst rising tensions in the Middle East, emphasizing the threat to global peace and urging South Africans in the region to register with embassies due to flight cancellations.
Ghana: Ghana Activates Emergency Plan As Middle East Conflict Escalates
Ghana has initiated an emergency plan and partial evacuation of its embassy in Tehran in response to the escalating conflict in the Middle East affecting its nationals in various countries.
Kenya: Why Kenya's Tea Faces Uncertainty Amid Middle East Crisis
Kenya's tea sector is at risk due to escalating conflicts in the Middle East, which are disrupting supply chains to crucial Gulf markets.
South Africa: President Cyril Ramaphosa Calls for Dialogue in the Middle East and Condemns International Law Violations
President Cyril Ramaphosa emphasizes the need for dialogue concerning the escalating tensions in the Middle East and condemns violations of international law.
Kenya: President Ruto Condemns Strikes On Middle Eastern Nations, Urges De-Escalation
President William Ruto condemned recent strikes on Middle Eastern nations and called for multilateral efforts to de-escalate the conflict.
Oil prices surge, Asian stocks fall over Iran conflict
Oil prices have surged while Asian stock markets have declined following US and Israeli military actions against Iran that have raised tensions in the Middle East.
Tunisia: Tunisia Voices Deep Concern Over Military Escalation in Middle East, Calls for Immediate De-Escalation
Tunisia has expressed significant concern over military escalations in the Middle East and called for immediate de-escalation efforts.
Africa: When Tehran Burns, Africa Pays - Fuel, Geopolitics and the Cost of Living
Escalating tensions in the Middle East, particularly around Iran, directly impact Africa's economies through higher fuel prices and increased living costs.
Africa: Statement By H.E. the Chairperson of the African Union Commission On Escalation of Conflict in the Middle East
The African Union Commission condemns Iran's missile and drone attacks on Middle Eastern countries and emphasizes the need for dialogue and restraint.
China wants to strengthen its security cooperation with Kenya
China aims to enhance its security presence in East Africa, encouraging Kenya to sign a police cooperation agreement primarily to protect its citizens and investments.
Uganda: EACOP Hands Over Nyamasoga-Katooke Road
The East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) has officially handed over the newly constructed Nyamasoga-Katooke Road to improve local infrastructure in Uganda.
Truecaller, AnyMind to expand ad footprint
Truecaller has partnered with AnyMind Group to enhance its advertising presence in multiple regions including the Middle East, Africa, and Southeast Asia.
East of Senegal: Development, a Major Challenge to Avoid Jihadist Contagion
The article discusses the urgent need for development in eastern Senegal to counter the threat of jihadism in the border regions with Mali and Mauritania.
East Africa: The New Scramble for Horn of Africa - Global Powers' Expanding Footprint - Ethiopia's Maritime Ambition
The article discusses the geopolitical dynamics in East Africa, particularly focusing on the increasing attention from global powers in the Horn of Africa amidst ongoing regional instability.
East of the DRC: Authorities claim to have discovered two mass graves in Uvira
Authorities in Uvira, DRC, have announced the discovery of two mass graves while they return to restore public services after leaving due to the AFC/M23 presence.
DRC: In Paris, security in the East and the battle for the OIF at the heart of the Tshisekedi-Macron meeting
DRC President FΓ©lix Tshisekedi met with French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris to discuss security issues in Eastern Congo and Congo's candidacy for the Secretary-General position of the International Organisation of La Francophonie.
East of Senegal: local vigilance to protect against jihadists [4/5]
This article discusses the local vigilance in eastern Senegal to guard against the rising threat of jihadism in the region, particularly due to recent attacks in neighboring Mali.
East London: in South Africa, a city facing Trump taxes
East London, South Africa, is grappling with substantial economic repercussions from recent U.S. tariffs imposed by Donald Trump, which have directly impacted the city's economy reliant on the Mercedes-Benz factory.
Venice Biennale announces guests with Africa and Latin America as key focuses
The Venice Biennale has announced its guest list for the 61st edition, showcasing prominent artists from Africa, Latin America, and the Middle East.
Iran warns US: choose 'table of diplomacy' or face 'firm blow'
Iran has warned the U.S. against pressure tactics ahead of nuclear talks, suggesting negotiations could lead to an agreement but threatening retaliation if attacked.
East of Senegal: Kidira, facing the fear of jihadist contagion from the Malian conflict
The residents of Kidira, a frontier town in eastern Senegal, are increasingly worried about jihadist threats following attacks just across the border in Mali.
Kyiv region mourns four years of invasion as battles rage in the east
Ukraine commemorates four years since Russia's full-scale invasion with memorials and promises of resilience against ongoing conflict.
East Africa: The Growing Threat of Conflict in the Horn of Africa
Tensions are escalating in the Horn of Africa, particularly in Tigray, following recent clashes and political divisions within the ruling party.
East Africa: Comesa Probes Meta Over Whatsapp Ai Restrictions
The COMESA Competition and Consumer Commission is investigating Meta for allegedly abusing its dominant position by restricting access to the WhatsApp Business API for AI service providers.
East Africa: Uganda Secures Visa-Free Travel With Egypt and UAE
Uganda has secured visa-free travel agreements with Egypt and the United Arab Emirates for holders of diplomatic and official passports to enhance diplomatic relations and trade.
South Africa: Phillipi East Massacre Suspect in Court - South African News Briefs - February 23, 2026
A suspect in the tragic Phillipi East massacre, which resulted in nine fatalities, is set to appear in court following his arrest during a police operation.
East of Senegal: the portrait of a Malian driver, survivor of a jihadist attack [1/5]
This article profiles a Malian truck driver who survived a jihadist attack in eastern Senegal amid rising threats to truck convoys crossing from Mali.
Abiy Ahmed: We strengthened our military capabilities and expanded training to include the sea
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed announced the expansion of military training to maritime capabilities, emphasizing the countryβs advancements in technology and preparedness to protect regional stability.
East of the DRC: Vehicles transporting humanitarian aid attacked in the territory of Rutshuru
In the DRC, an MSF truck carrying medical supplies was attacked by armed men in the Rutshuru territory.
Namibia: Namibia Records 8th Driest January Since 1981
Namibia has experienced its eighth driest January since 1981, as rainfall decreased across most of the country, with significant amounts recorded only in the north-east.
East of the DRC: the population of Uvira demands the reopening of the border with Burundi
The residents of Uvira, a city in eastern DR Congo, are urging for the reopening of the border with Burundi, which remains closed despite the cessation of hostilities in the area.
East of the DRC: the ceasefire announced in Luanda remains ineffective
A ceasefire between the Congolese government and the M23 rebels, scheduled to take effect on February 18, has been ineffective as trust issues still prevail.
East Africa: ErdoΔan Warns Against New Conflict in Horn of Africa, Calls for Regional Solutions
Turkish President Recep Tayyip ErdoΔan advocates for collaboration and stability in the Horn of Africa during his visit to Ethiopia.
East of the DRC: a month after the departure of the AFC/M23, Uvira tries to catch its breath
A month after the withdrawal of the M23 group from Uvira, the city in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo is slowly recovering but still grapples with the aftermath of violence and disruptions to trade.
Sudan Crisis - UN Agency Launches $1.6 Billion Appeal to Support Refugees in Seven Countries
The UNHCR and 123 partners have launched a $1.6 billion appeal to assist millions of Sudanese refugees across seven neighboring countries as the conflict in Sudan continues to escalate.