Conflict in Eastern Congo: Heineken Brewery Closure Sparks Economic Crisis
The ongoing conflict in eastern Congo has led to the closure of the Heineken-owned Bralima brewery in Bukavu, severely impacting...
Year: 2025
Congo Rebels Capture Key Town, Dismiss Ceasefire Proposals
M23 rebels in the DRC dismiss ceasefire calls as they capture Walikale, marking a significant territorial gain. The conflict involves...
Qatar Facilitates Peace Talks Between Rwanda and Democratic Republic of Congo
On March 18, 2025, Qatar hosted a trilateral meeting in Doha with Rwandan President Paul Kagame and DRC President Félix...
Congo Seeks Indonesia’s Support to Stabilize Cobalt Market Amid Oversupply
The Democratic Republic of Congo seeks Indonesia's cooperation to stabilize the cobalt market following a temporary export ban. As cobalt...
Ethiopia’s PM Abiy Ahmed Advocates for Dialogue Over Conflict with Eritrea
Prime Minister Abiy addressed Ethiopia's position on Eritrea, emphasizing no intentions to invade for Red Sea access, which he deems...
Egypt Celebrates Anniversary of National Flag Raising Over Taba
Egypt marked the anniversary of raising its flag over Taba on March 19, 2025, recognizing the diplomatic efforts that led...
U.S. Chamber of Commerce in Argentina Celebrates Approval of IMF Agreement
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce in Argentina has welcomed the recent IMF agreement ratification by the Chamber of Deputies as...
Significant Growth Anticipated in Saudi Arabia’s E-Commerce Market
The Saudi Arabia e-commerce market is forecasted to grow from USD 15 billion in 2024 to USD 29 billion by...
Namibia’s Economy Grows to N$245 Billion in 2024, Despite Industry Contractions
Namibia's economy expanded to N$245.1 billion in 2024, reflecting a growth of N$16.2 billion from 2023. The growth rate declined...
Nigerian Oil Pipeline Sabotage Intrudes on Production Recovery Efforts
Nigerian oil production revival efforts are threatened by pipeline sabotage, jeopardizing investment and recovery. President Tinubu's state of emergency in...
