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Africa’s critical minerals processing gamble puts sovereignty to the test
Across Africa, governments are restricting raw mineral exports and promoting critical minerals processing to keep more value at home. But turning policy into industry will require power, investment and regional coordination.
US Visa Restrictions on South Africa Signal Washington’s Sharpest Move Yet
The United States has imposed new visa restrictions on South African officials accused of enabling uncompensated land seizures, race-based discrimination and incitement of violence. The move marks Washington's sharpest action yet in a dispute rooted in South Africa's Expropriation Act
Algeria-Mali Relations Enter New Chapter as PM Lands in a Capital Under Siege
Algerian Prime Minister Sifi Ghrieb arrived in Bamako carrying a message from President Abdelmadjid Tebboune, marking the latest step in efforts to rebuild Algeria-Mali relations after months of diplomatic tensions and regional security challenges.
BRICS Reaches Declaration Consensus as Africa’s BRICS Members Push Trade Case in New Delhi
Africa's BRICS members entered the New Delhi summit seeking investment, industrialisation and trade commitments after the bloc overcame internal divisions to agree a joint declaration. South Africa, Egypt and Ethiopia are pushing for stronger financing, infrastructure development and value-added manufacturing as BRICS expands its global influence.
New European biometric border checks create fresh headache for African travellers
Biometric border checks are creating fresh delays for African travellers as the EU's Entry/Exit System brings tougher registration rules and longer queues at Schengen borders.
