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As global tensions continue to disrupt oil supplies, countries across Africa are once again feeling the squeeze from rising fuel costs, highlighting the continent’s heavy reliance on imported energy and its vulnerability to external shocks.

Policy focuses on domestic industrialization and added value, minister says

The World Health Organization has confirmed that three people have died following a public health incident aboard a cruise ship in the Atlantic Ocean, with at least one case linked to hantavirus infection.

On Friday, China expanded its zero-tariff policy to cover all 53 African nations that maintain diplomatic ties with Beijing, a framework that will run through April 2028.

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said Tehran is prepared to continue diplomatic engagement with the United States, provided what he described as Washington’s “maximalist” approach comes to an end.

Last Thursday, about 470 refugees crossed back into the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, marking the first organised return from Burundi under a voluntary repatriation programme facilitated by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees

James Swan, head of the United Nations peacekeeping mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, has called for effective ceasefire monitoring upon his arrival in Goma

The trade agreement between Mercosur and the European Union will begin to take effect on May 1, marking one of the most significant moments in Brazil’s trade policy in recent decades.

South African Minister of Tourism Patricia de Lille said that some international tourists traveling to South Africa via Gulf hubs, such as Dubai in the United Arab Emirates and Doha in Qatar, have canceled flights over safety concerns.

The Rwandan government has directed public institutions to ensure that 30 percent of all vehicles purchased are fully electric ones to cut reliance on petroleum products, according to a recent circular addressed to chief budget managers.

Discarded glass bottles are remelted into delicate pendants; scraps from garment factories are woven into weaving rugs and bags; tens of thousands of potato chip wrappers form a football pitch where children run and play.

China on Thursday celebrated the 77th anniversary of the founding of its navy, whose growing strength has become an important force for regional and global stability.

It takes time for the global oil market to return to normal prices amid the Iran war and the Hormuz blockade. For the second time in less than five years, with no end in sight yet for the Ukraine crisis, Europeans have recognized the great price of Europe

Chinese automaker Jetour on Tuesday launched its new plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV) in Pretoria, South Africa's administrative capital

Poll highlights shrinking lead over Flávio Bolsonaro amid polarization and high rejection rates

China unveils measures to boost Taiwan exchanges and ties

The 2026 Zimbabwe-China Horticulture Buyers Engagement kicked off on Wednesday, with China's zero-tariff policy highlighted as an opportunity to promote bilateral agricultural cooperation.

hairperson of the National Assembly's Portfolio Committee on Police Ian Cameron said

Brazilian presidential adviser says war against Iran exposes limits of US power

China launches governance campaign ahead of new five-year plan

Brazil promotes defense industrial base as engine for strategic sectors

Despite concerns over potential shortages linked to tensions in the Middle East

Brazilian president says environmental policy rebuilding restored country’s global standing

Ethiopia has called for fuel conservation and accelerated adoption of alternative energy solutions as global oil supply disruptions linked to tensions in the Middle East weigh on the country.

A major infrastructure project aimed at boosting regional connectivity and economic growth.

Lula to attend CELAC summit and Africa forum in Bogotá

China and DRC deepen media cooperation at Kinshasa forum

Morocco has been awarded the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations

Relief operations are suffering from longer shipping times and higher costs in the middle East, said Skau.

Tasew said soaring fuel prices impact transport services, particularly in the countryside.