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Border opens for some critically sick and wounded Palestinians and selected foreign nationals
Finance minister says rising fiscal pressures will strain ‘scarce public resources’
The Ivorian architects are proposing a new urbanism — by looking to their roots
Dispute over which side of border UN monitors should be deployed holds up deal to help hundreds leave
Uganda, Gabon, CAR and Niger penalised for human rights violations and lack of democratic progress
World Cup win a welcome distraction from deepening economic woes under ruling ANC
Leading European capitals dismissed the idea that has been repeatedly rejected by Cairo as unrealistic
Time is of the essence as US and Qatar rush to boost LNG supply capacity
Bloc seeks to shore up security in stable west African country with large donation of confiscated equipment
Also in this newsletter: the EU’s dirty ‘carbon bombs’ hiding under its green facade
Delays to decommissioning coal-fired stations will challenge plans to embrace clean energy
Inflation-stoking collapse in naira reaches new extremes
Planned sale of Dubai-based group set to intensify battle for critical minerals
Investors will see 18% cut in face value of their bonds as three-year restructuring nears conclusion
We have a deal!
Lack of attention to poverty and the rule of law drives insecurity in the Sahel
UK judge’s decision in P&ID pipeline case puts spotlight on role of London’s arbitration courts
A £20bn Xlinks project aims to bring green electricity from Morocco to Devon
Proposed agreement will not specifically link money to Cairo’s commitment to prevent any onward migration to Europe
Washington accepts it is ‘not business as usual’ in Sahel as it aims to build pragmatic relationships with African nations
Official says ‘umbilical cord’ will be cut with worker crossings stopped
Leaders are divided on attending event given Arab push for declaration demanding ceasefire in Israel-Hamas war
Exhibition curated by Ekow Eshun at Gallery 1957 in Accra hosts 19 artists from Africa and the diaspora
Incumbent George Weah unlikely to secure the majority of votes needed, leading to run-off with former vice-president Joseph Boakai
‘Catastrophic’ problems at freight company mirror those of stricken Eskom power monopoly
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