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Tunisia’s most influential labor organization, the Tunisian General Labour Union (UGTT), has appointed a new leadership team to navigate a period of intense internal division and growing friction with the state.
Urban transport across Senegal faced severe disruptions on Monday as fourteen transport unions launched a coordinated three-day strike scheduled to run through April 1, 2026.
The Mobile Customs Brigade of Koungheul, under the Kaffrine Customs Subdivision, successfully intercepted nearly one tonne of counterfeit medicines during a major overnight operation between March 25 and 26, 2026.
The Coca-Cola system in Tanzania has announced a $1.94 million investment aimed at reinforcing water security within the Ruvu Basin, a critical resource that sustains approximately 9 million people in Dar es Salaam along with numerous eastern Tanzanian communities and businesses.
A human rights organization has issued a stark warning regarding Libya’s rapidly deteriorating water security, citing a dangerous combination of crumbling infrastructure and systemic management failures.
The Egyptian government has introduced emergency austerity measures to curb soaring natural gas costs, highlighting significant vulnerabilities in the nation’s energy model.
The historic border city of Oujda, Morocco, has achieved a significant milestone in civic engagement by being officially recognized as the 468th International City of Peace.
A chimpanzee in Masindi district of Uganda attacked and killed a three-month-old baby, in what locals say is part of a growing pattern of human-wildlife conflict near Budongo Forest.
Hundreds of passengers were stranded at Aden Adde International Airport in Mogadishu on Tuesday after flights to Baidoa, a city 250 kilometers North West of Mogadishu, were halted.
Ethiopia’s Ministry of Transport and Logistics has issued a national call urging all segments of society, government institutions, and private enterprises to accelerate the transition to electric vehicles amid global oil price shocks triggered by the Middle East conflict.




