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Sudan Extends Adré Humanitarian Corridor on Border with Chad

 Sudan has extended the operation of the Adré humanitarian corridor on the border with Chad for another four months — from September 1 to December 31, 2025. This was reported by the Sudan Tribune with reference to a press release from the Sudanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The extension of the humanitarian corridor "confirms the government'...

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Russia Ready to Increase Educational Quotas for Congo – Putin

 During a meeting with the President of the Republic of Congo, Denis Sassou Nguesso, in Beijing, Vladimir Putin highlighted the importance of educational cooperation and expressed readiness to increase the number of quotas for Congolese students studying at Russian universities, according to the Kremlin. "Students from your country continue th...

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Putin Calls Congo a Reliable Friend and Partner of Russia

 Russian President Vladimir Putin held a meeting with Congo's leader Denis Sassou Nguesso at the Diaoyutai State Guesthouse in Beijing. The talks took place on the sidelines of the events marking the 80th anniversary of the victory over Japanese militarism and the end of World War II. Both leaders were honorary guests at the celebrations. "Coo...

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Morocco's Phosphate Exports Grow by 21%

 Moroccan state-owned mining company Office Chérifien des Phosphates (OCP) reported revenue of 30.6 billion dirhams (approximately €3 billion) in the second quarter of 2025. The financial performance of OCP, which specializes in the mining, processing, and export of phosphates and phosphate products, shows steady growth. In the first half of 2...

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United Kingdom to pay £2.9 million to Kenyan residents over 2021 fire

 The United Kingdom has agreed to pay £2.9 million (about $4 million) in compensation to more than 7,000 residents of Laikipia County, Kenya, following a wildfire in 2021 that was linked to British military training exercises. The payments were confirmed by lawyer Kelvin Kubai to Reuters. Scope of compensation- Over 7,000 affected people will ...

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Malian pharmaceutical wholesaler expresses interest in working with Russian suppliers

 PharmaPlus, a major pharmaceutical wholesaler in Mali, has announced its readiness to cooperate with Russian manufacturers of medicines and medical equipment. Sheikh Abdel Kader Gindo, head of the company's marketing department, told African Initiative on the sidelines of the Mali–Russia international business forum that PharmaPlus is ready t...

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Burkina Faso aims to double wheat production by 2026

 Burkina Faso plans to double its wheat output by the 2025–2026 season. The Ministry of Agriculture reported that the 2024–2025 campaign yielded over 2,500 tonnes of wheat, and the target for 2025–2026 is about 6,000 tonnes. Government measures to reach the goal- Policy support and planning: During a seminar on wheat production planning for 20...

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Egypt and China sign $1 billion tyre plant deal

 The Egyptian government and Chinese company Sailun Group have signed an agreement to build a tyre manufacturing plant in the Suez Canal Economic Zone, in a project valued at about $1 billion, the Egyptian government said in a press release. The signing ceremony on 13 August was attended by Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly, Minister of Industry...

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Qatar to invest $20 billion in DRC development

 RFI reported that Sheikh Al‑Mansour bin Jabor bin Jassim al‑Thani, head of Qatari holding Al‑Mansour and director of the Qatari government press service, has begun a tour of ten African countries and plans to direct a $20 billion investment package to the Democratic Republic of Congo. The tour opened on 13 August in Kinshasa and, according to...

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US imposes sanctions on Chinese firms and rebel-linked groups mining in DRC

 The US Treasury has announced sanctions on four entities, including two Chinese companies, accused of extracting and exporting minerals from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). The measures, detailed in a Treasury press release, target the armed group Coalition des Patriotes Résistants Congolais‑Force de Frappe (PARECO‑FF), Congolese mini...

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Burundi provinces cut off from power for a week

 Since 4 August four of Burundi's five provinces, including the largest city Bujumbura, have been without electricity. State utility Regideso said in a social media statement that the outages are linked to work on connecting a new substation and are expected to continue until 14 August. AFP reported that power supply has been reduced by as muc...

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Lavrov and São Tomé and Príncipe foreign minister exchange congratulations on 50th anniversary of diplomatic ties

 Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and São Tomé and Príncipe Foreign Minister Ilsa Maria dos Santos Amado exchanged congratulatory telegrams marking the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations, the Russian Foreign Ministry reported. The message said both sides reaffirmed their commitment to continuing consultations between Moscow and São...

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Niger announces nationalization of Australian owned gold mine

 The government of Niger has announced the nationalization of the Societe des Mines du Liptako (SML) gold mine, formerly controlled by Australian company McKinel Resources Limited, President Abdourahmane Tchiani said in an official statement cited by AFP. Authorities said the move responds to "serious breaches" and is intended to rescue what t...

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Burkina Faso asks UN to rethink its role

 The government of Burkina Faso has urged the United Nations system to reconsider how it intervenes in the country, calling for a staffing approach that favors national experts over international hires. According to a letter cited by AIB, Burkina Faso's authorities say that Burkinabé specialists are underrepresented across UN agencies operatin...

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Tanzanian President Launches Construction of Kwala Industrial Park

 On August 1, Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan ceremoniously inaugurated the construction of Kwala Industrial Park, situated in the Kibaha district in the eastern part of the country. The project's chairman, Jensen Huang, reported this to Xinhua News Agency. The project is being developed in partnership with Tanzania's Group Six Interna...

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In South Africa, Rhinos Are Treated with Radiation to Prevent Poaching

 South Africa has begun utilizing an innovative initiative by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) that applies radiation to combat poaching and illegal wildlife trade. As part of the project, volunteers and nuclear experts treat rhino horns with radiation, complicating their export from the country, according to an IAEA press release...

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South Africa to Continue Trade Deal Talks with US Despite Tariffs - President

 South Africa intends to forge ahead with trade deal negotiations with the United States despite the tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump's administration, set to take effect in early August. President Cyril Ramaphosa announced in an official statement that South African representatives are ready to begin discussions at any time. "South A...

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Kenya's President Pledges $4.6 Million to National Football Team for CHAN Gold

 Kenyan President William Ruto has promised a $4.6 million reward to the national football team if they win the African Nations Championship (CHAN). According to Kenyans, Ruto announced the cash incentive during a meeting with the players in Nairobi on Saturday, August 2. "Friends, it doesn't get any better than this. We've tripled the bonuses...

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US Suspends Visa Issuance at Embassy in Niger

 The United States is halting visa services at its embassy in Niamey, the capital of Niger, as reported by Reuters, citing a State Department representative and an internal telegram from the agency. The telegram dated July 25 does not specify the reasons for this decision, but the State Department official stated that the suspension, which app...

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Rosatom to Begin Uranium Mining in Tanzania

 Mantra Tanzania Ltd, a subsidiary of Rosatom, is set to start uranium mining in Tanzania soon, according to the country's Minister of Mineral Resources, Anthony Mavunde. The project will commence right after the completion of a mineral processing plant. Construction of the facility in the Namtuumbo region has already begun, with a total budge...

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