Oil Tanker Fires Persist in Middle East Amid Hopes of Calm
Oil tanker fires continue in the Middle East despite efforts to ease tensions
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Oil tanker fires continue in the Middle East despite efforts to ease tensions
Polisario Front declares state of mobilization amid escalating tensions with Morocco
Tunisia sends 11 companies to Paris exhibition for risk prevention and control
Western Sahara conflict escalates as Polisario Front declares general mobilization
Algeria's government has inspected areas affected by toxic waste from Morocco, finding high levels of pollutants and heavy metals in local waterways.
Senator Orji Uzor Kalu reveals past involvement in global heavy arms trade
Esther Githendu publicly accuses husband Kitavi of emotional distress, abandoning family responsibilities
The 21st edition of Burkina Faso's Digital Week will take place from November 24-27, 2026, with a focus on technological sovereignty, data security, and digital inclusion.
Egypt's Local Development and Environment Minister Manal Awad met with a World Bank delegation to discuss progress on the Greater Cairo Air Pollution and Climate Change Management Project.
Rwandan entrepreneurs are being urged to register their businesses online to protect their brands and prevent cybercrime.
The Mauritian government has fully closed a section of Monseigneur Leen road in Port-Louis due to infrastructure works, with police controlling access.
Brandy Perrine, a Mauritian para-athlete, is seeking a new wheelchair to compete at the 2028 Los Angeles Paralympics.