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Ghana and India have discussed the need to strengthen cooperation for diplomatic training for diplomats of their two countries.
The first official visit to Ghana by India’s External Affairs Minister, Dr. Subrahmanyam Jaishankar, saw the planting of a tree on Tuesday, October 6, 2026 at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, symbolising the enduring friendship and growing partnership between Ghana and India, and the shared commitment of the two countries to be responsible for environmental sustainability.
Human Rights Watch calls on African governments participating in the US’ “third-country” deportation programme to cancel or suspend the agreements.
The Senegalese government has issued a formal call urging Guinea-Bissau’s transitional authorities to initiate an inclusive dialogue with national political and social leaders amidst growing technical, legal, and institutional challenges that threaten the upcoming December 6, 2026 general elections.
Ramaphosa urges South Sudan’s Kiir to fully implement 2018 peace pact, stressing that an inclusive electoral process is crucial to country’s planned December polls.
The partnership between Guinea and the World Bank Group has entered an expanded strategic phase following high-level bilateral talks in Conakry between President Mamadi Doumbouya and the World Bank Vice President for West and Central Africa, Ousmane Diagana.
The United Nations and the African Union (AU) are intensifying efforts to establish a unified operational framework aimed at resolving expanding security crises across the African continent.
Malawi’s Mutharika is in South Africa on what Lilongwe describes as a private visit, renewing public speculation over the 87-year-old leader’s health.
Morocco has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening South-South cooperation, placing African integration and strategic continental partnerships at the heart of its diplomatic efforts.
US envoy accuses Ramaphosa of failing to condemn what the Trump administration regards as incitement to violence against white South Africans.