US Sanctions Tanzanian Police Official Over ‘Torture’ Of Rights Activists
The US has sanctioned a senior Tanzanian police official over allegations linked to the "torture and sexual assault" of East…
Solar Firm Eyes $750m Push To Power 2.1m Homes Across Four African Nations
A US renewable energy company is taking its solar mini-grid model deeper into Africa, targeting four new countries in a…
US And Iran Exchange Accusations As Tensions Escalate In Strait Of Hormuz
US President Donald Trump has asserted that a ceasefire with Iran remains intact, despite recent confrontations between Iranian forces and…
Ghana Secures U.S. Debt Relief As Washington Ties Relief To Repayment Discipline
A debt restructuring agreement between Ghana and the United States, formalised on May 6, has offered Accra a measure of…
US To Withdraw 5,000 Troops From Germany
The U.S. Department of Defense has announced plans to withdraw 5,000 troops from Germany, following escalating tensions between President Donald…
Zambia’s Silence On Health Aid Deal Draws Sharp U.S. Rebuke
Zambia has gone months without meaningfully engaging with the United States over a landmark health aid agreement worth more than…
U.S. Green Card Applicants Face Speech Scrutiny Under New DHS Guidelines
Free speech advocates and civil liberties groups are sounding the alarm over new federal immigration guidelines that could deny green…
NATO Clarifies Membership Status Amid U.S. Tensions With Spain Over Iran
NATO officials have confirmed that there are no mechanisms in place to suspend or expel member nations from the military…