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, FridayU: Update: 10:39, 30/10/2026, Friday 09:55, 30/10/2026AA File photo Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty and US President Donald Trumpâs senior adviser Massad Boulos discussed the Sudan crisis and efforts to secure a comprehensive political settlement during a Wednesday phone call, while also addressing Libyaâs political stalemate and maritime boundary delimitation under international law.
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday, Oct. 29, said that Russian companies are interested in moving some production to African countries, explicitly linking the proposal to sanctions against Russia’s economy and businesses.
The country’s authorities also intend to develop medical tourism Ethiopia aims to become a hub for pharmaceutical manufacturing on the African continent.
YAOUNDE, Oct 30 (Reuters) – Cameroon’s state oil refiner Sonara said on Friday it had signed an agreement with Nigeria’s Dangote Group and Lagos-based MRS Oil & Gas Company to supply refined petroleum products to Cameroon.
– King Charles III visited Guyana as part of a Caribbean tour amid increasing calls for slavery reparations, but will not issue a formal apology for Britain’s role in the slave trade.
The African Union (AU) Special Envoy on Children Affected by Armed Conflict, H.E. Ambassador Jainaba Jagne, launched the Learning Beyond Conflict Campaign in Nigeria, marking its first activation at Member State level.
Up to 50,000 people have crossed from Ethiopia into neighboring Kenya since Thursday to escape ongoing clashes near the border, the UN refugee agency said Wednesday, warning of pressing humanitarian needs, Anadolu reports.
#Yemen Over 281,000 flee hostilities as healthcare comes under fire, humanitarian access tightens The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) says that since the start of August, more than 281,000 people in Yemen have been displaced, more than half of them sheltering in Ta’iz governorate.