Preliminary Findings Suggest US Strike on Iranian School Was Based on Outdated Intelligence A preliminary inquiry has revealed that outdated intelligence likely led to a deadly US strike on an Iranian elementary school using a Tomahawk missile, according to a US official and a second person briefed on the findings of the US military investigation…
President Samia Suluhu Hassan Receives UN Secretary-General’s Message President Samia Suluhu Hassan has received a special message from United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres, delivered through the UN Secretary-General’s Special Envoy, Mr Parfait Onanga-Anyanga, during a visit to Chamwino State House in Dodoma. The envoy’s visit was part of broader efforts to engage with various stakeholders…
The Call for Economic Integration in Africa Addis Ababa, March 11, 2026 – Leaders in policy and finance have urged stronger implementation of the continent’s economic integration agenda to accelerate industrialization, trade, and inclusive development across Africa. This call comes as part of a broader push to unlock the full potential of the African market….
Economic Growth in Central Asia: A Mixed Picture of Expansion and Challenges Central Asia’s combined economy experienced robust growth in 2025, with regional GDP increasing by more than 6% compared to the previous year. Independent estimates suggest that growth ranged between 6.2% and 6.6%, reflecting different methodologies used by various institutions. The World Bank estimated…
Global Tourism Resilience Conference to Take Place in Nairobi World tourism policymakers, industry leaders and investors will gather in Nairobi in February as Kenya hosts the 4th Global Tourism Resilience Day, Conference and Expo (GTRDCE), placing the country at the forefront of global efforts to strengthen tourism systems against future challenges. The event is scheduled…
Strengthening Ties: Nigeria and Kuwait Focus on Education, Infrastructure, and Human Capital Nigeria and Kuwait have taken significant steps to deepen their bilateral relationship, with a renewed emphasis on economic cooperation. The two nations have identified education, infrastructure development, and human capital as key pillars of their growing partnership. This commitment was highlighted during the…
The European Preference: A Double-Edged Sword for Industry The European Commission’s proposal for a “European preference” has sparked intense debate among industry leaders and analysts. This initiative, part of the Industrial Accelerator Act, aims to prioritize EU-made products in public procurement and set criteria that favor domestic production within EU supply chains. While the plan…
Sudan’s Prosecutor General Addresses Criminal Cases and Human Rights Violations On January 24, 2026, in Port Sudan, the prosecutor general of Sudan announced that criminal cases have been initiated against approximately 122 foreign mercenaries who are alleged to be fighting alongside the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). Additionally, 135 children who were recruited into the conflict…
Calls for Ceasefire in Kordofan Region Yasir Arman, the leader of the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement-Revolutionary Democratic Current (SPLM-RDC), has issued a strong appeal for a one-week ceasefire in Sudan’s Kordofan region. His call comes as a response to the escalating violence and the urgent need for humanitarian aid deliveries and medical evacuations. Arman highlighted…
Sudan’s Cabinet Reassembles in Khartoum After 30 Months in Port Sudan On January 25, 2026, Sudan’s cabinet convened for the first time in the capital, Khartoum, since the government relocated to Port Sudan following the outbreak of conflict in April 2023. The meeting was announced by the Information and Culture Minister, Khalid Aleisir, who emphasized…