France Issues Travel Warning for Tigray Amid Escalating Conflicts and Fears of Eritrea’s Aggression
France's foreign ministry has advised its citizens to avoid the Tigray region in Ethiopia amid escalating internal conflicts involving the...
Month: March 2025
Historic Shift in Botswana as Opposition Party Claims Victory Over Ruling BDP
Botswana's election saw the opposition UDC win against incumbent President Masisi, ending 58 years of BDP dominance. President Masisi conceded...
Kazakhstan Aims to Decrease Feed Import Dependency Through Local Production
Kazakhstan's Deputy Prime Minister Serik Zhumangarin met with UBM Group executives to discuss building three feed production plants to reduce...
Economic Challenges and Prospects for Business Growth in Bangladesh
Bangladesh's economic growth has slowed due to high costs and political uncertainty, according to industry experts. Despite challenges, cautious improvements...
East African Bloc Calls for the Release of Detained Officials in South Sudan
The East African bloc IGAD has urged South Sudan to release detained officials and restore security measures to prevent rising...
Israeli Airstrikes Target Residence of Palestinian Islamic Jihad Leader in Damascus
Israeli fighter jets conducted airstrikes on March 13, 2025, targeting an empty residence in Damascus linked to Palestinian Islamic Jihad...
Escalating Political Crisis in South Sudan: Detentions and Human Rights Concerns
South Sudanese authorities have arrested at least 22 political and military individuals amid rising violence in Upper Nile. Human Rights...
Peruvian Farmer Sues RWE Over Climate Emissions and Flood Risks
Saul Luciano Lliuya, a Peruvian farmer, is suing RWE for emissions contributing to glacial melting, which threatens his hometown. He...
Walmart’s Price Slash Request Provokes Tensions with China
Walmart has requested Chinese suppliers to cut prices by up to 10% to offset Trump tariffs, leading to tensions with...
Currency Forecast: Pressure on Kenyan, Nigerian, and Zambian Currencies
The currencies of Kenya, Nigeria, and Zambia are forecasted to weaken, while Ghana's cedi remains stable and Uganda's shilling might...
