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AU, AfDB, UN Call for Action as Global Instability Hits African Markets
A joint brief by the African Union, African Development Bank, United Nations Development Programme, and the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa has warned that rising global volatility linked to tensions in the Middle East is placing renewed pressure on African economies, as higher energy, food, and fertilizer prices strain both households and government budgets.
Namibia Sends First Shipment Under AfCFTA, Marking Major Leap in Continental Trade Integration
Africa’s long-awaited trade agreement has officially entered a new phase of real-world implementation. Namibia on…
Seville Hosts Key Business Forum as UN Pushes for Increased Private Finance for SDGs
The International Business Forum (IBF), a pivotal component of the 4th International Conference on Financing…
Nairobi Set to Become EBRD’s African Hub, President Ruto Announces
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has made a significant decision to establish…
India’s PM Modi Set for Maiden State Visit to Namibia, Bolstering Ties
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to embark on a historic multi-nation diplomatic tour…
Canada Drops Digital Services Tax to Rekindle U.S. Trade Talks
By: TPA Staff Reporter | editor@thepointafricanews.com Canada has announced it will rescind its proposed 3…
Seville Conference Opens: Africa Pushes for Debt Relief, Financial System Reform
By: TPA News Desk | editor@thepointafricanews.com The 4th International Conference on Financing for Development (FfD4)…
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Nigeria’s Ex‑President to Lead Global Crisis Diplomacy Under U.N. Mandate
By: TPA News Desk | editor@thepointafricanews.com Former Nigerian President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan has been appointed…
Sisi Tells U.S. CENTCOM Chief: Nile River is Egypt’s National Security Priority
By: TPA News Desk | editor@thepointafricanews.com Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi on Sunday underscored the…
Egypt’s Environment Minister Resigns to Head UN Anti-Desertification Body
By: TPA News Desk | editor@thepointafricanews.com Egypt’s Minister of Environment, Dr. Yasmine Fouad, has officially…
Uganda Reopens Key Bunagana Border Despite M23 Rebel Control
By: TPA News Desk | editor@thepointafricanews.com Uganda has officially reopened its border crossing at Bunagana…
Indonesia: At Least 5 Dead, 280+ Saved as Passengers Leap to Safety in Ferry Fire Incident
By: TPA News Desk | editor@thepointafricanews.com A passenger ferry carrying hundreds of people caught fire…
Edwin J. Feulner, Architect of Modern Conservative Movement, Dies at 83
By: TPA News Desk | editor@thepointafricanews.com Edwin J. Feulner, the visionary founder who built The…
Senegal Takes Full Control of Defense Sites as President Faye Tours Reclaimed Bases
By: TPA News Desk | editor@thepointafricanews.com Senegalese President Bassirou Diomaye Faye on Saturday embarked on…
From Prayer to Potions: Faith and Politics Collide in Kampala
By: TPA News Desk | editor@thepointafricanews.com With Uganda’s presidential and parliamentary elections set for January…
Diplomatic Debate: Why African States Accept U.S. Convicts They Didn’t Deport
By: TPA News Desk | editor@thepointafricanews.com The United States has carried out two contentious waves…
Niger Terror Attack: Two Indians Killed, One Abducted, Embassy Confirms
By: TPA News Desk | editor@thepointafricanews.com A terror attack in Niger’s southwestern Dosso region has…
Government Forces Declare Sweida Cleared of Tribal Fighters, Ceasefire Announced
By: TPA News Desk | editor@thepointafricanews.com Syria’s Interior Ministry has officially confirmed that clashes in…
South Africa Finalizes Apartheid Reparations Bill, Pledges Homes and Bursaries
By: TPA News Desk | editor@thepointafricanews.com South Africa’s government has finalized a long-anticipated draft bill…



























































