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The Ethiopian Petroleum and Energy Authority (PEA) Tuesday issued a new directive urging citizens to conserve fuel products and shield the national economy from the volatile international oil market.
Senegalese parliamentarians have officially adopted Bill No. 05/2026, a significant piece of legislation that amends Article 319 of the country’s 1965 Penal Code regarding so-called “unnatural acts.”
The Bakel department in eastern Senegal is currently at the center of a complex nexus of security, humanitarian, and environmental crises.
Multiple landslides triggered by heavy rainfall in southern Ethiopia killed 30 people, a local administration disclosed on Wednesday.
The Algerian Parliament approved an amended version of the law criminalizing French colonization on Monday, March 9, 2026, notably removing previous demands for official apologies and widespread financial reparations.
Ruvendrini Menikdiwela, the UNHCR Assistant High Commissioner for Protection, praised Burkina Faso’s refugee integration policy during a visit to Ouagadougou on Monday, March 9, 2026.
The Beninese government has authorized the signing of a contract to build three new reception centers for victims of gender-based violence (GBV) in the cities of Parakou,
The World Bank and the Tunisian government have announced a significant expansion of their climate resilience partnership, authorizing an additional $50 million in funding for the Integrated Disaster Resilience Program (ResCat).
The eastern city of Kankan in Guinea is grappling with a sudden and severe fuel shortage, resulting in massive queues at the few operational gas stations.
The Tunis Court of Appeal has finalized the referral of a high-profile criminal case to the Court of First Instance, involving a former ministerial official and five accomplices accused of operating an extensive human and drug trafficking network.