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Etihad Airways has signed an agreement with Nigeria’s Ibom Air to connect five Nigerian cities to its international network, extending the UAE carrier’s reach beyond its planned Lagos gateway.

Spanish law enforcement officers recently cleared a makeshift camp on Trampolin Beach in Ceuta, removing more than 3,000 irregular migrants who had been staying on the shoreline.

From South Africa to Malawi, universities across Southern Africa continue to make their mark globally.

Africa’s investment appeal is strengthening as geopolitical tensions expose vulnerabilities in global energy, fertilizer and trade networks, while investors increasingly look to the continent for critical minerals, infrastructure, energy and new sources of growth.

Relations between the United States and Zimbabwe have not been the best since the current US administration under Donald Trump took office.

The University of Sunderland is seeking to cut £40 million ($53 million) from its annual budget as tighter UK visa rules and rising refusals reduce the number of international students it can recruit, raising concerns for thousands of African students who make up a significant part of its overseas p...

Argentina has unveiled a $350,000 citizenship-by-investment programme for wealthy foreigners, following a model already used by Egypt as both countries seek fresh foreign capital while managing high debt levels.

Eastern Libya, governed under a Russia-backed administration, has ended a decade-long moratorium on capital punishment by executing dozens of individuals convicted of terrorism and murder related offenses.

During recent sessions of the United Nations General Assembly, international backing continued to build for Morocco's autonomy initiative regarding the Western Sahara territory. Delegations from both Burkina Faso and the United Arab Emirates confirmed their alignment with the proposal, describing it...

Ghana has welcomed the return of Mercy Ships, bringing the Global Mercy, the world’s largest civilian hospital ship, back to the country nearly two decades after the organisation’s previous visit.

Morocco has cancelled the bidding process to select a private operator for its $260 million Casablanca shipyard, shutting down a contest that had attracted major Chinese, South Korean and European maritime companies.

An Iranian-flagged container ship has set a new record at Kenya’s Port of Lamu after discharging about 5,200 containers in a single call, highlighting the deep-water port’s growing capacity as it prepares to support Dangote’s planned $16 billion East African refinery.