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Nigeria’s minister of Marine and Blue Economy, Adeboyega Oyetola, has announced a major breakthrough in Nigeria’s maritime sector, following the decision by the United States Coast Guard (USCG) to lift the Condition of Entry (CoE) imposed on vessels arriving in the United States from Nigeria.

The European Union (EU) and Switzerland have urged Nigerians to consolidate democracy by conducting fair, credible, transparent and peaceful elections in 2027.

Eswatini signs health funding agreement with the US worth more than $195 million amid warning the deal exposes the kingdom to biological resources and health data.

South Africa tables revised electricity pricing policy, proposing a 10‑year tariff forecast, stricter cost‑reflective rules and protection for vulnerable households.

Eswatini repatriated two foreign nationals under the US “third country removals” programme, acting government spokesperson Thabile Mdluli said Tuesday.

The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) says it is strengthening Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) through a startup competition and cash awards scheduled for Sept. 28.

Mozambique media groups condemn last Saturday’s police attack on marchers commemorating first anniversary of opposition leader Venâncio Mondlane’s Anamola party.

South Africa’s Constitutional Court sets aside Shell’s exploration rights off the Wild Coast, ending a decade‑long bid to search for oil and gas in the region.

SADC leaders reaffirm commitment to strengthening regional integration and cooperation in response to security, health, economic and climate challenges.

The Nigerian Government has in conjunction with the International Fund For Agricultural Development (FGN/IFAD), called on the Anambra State Government to adopt a regulatory framework for all the Value Chain Development Programme (VCDP) to ensure project sustainability.