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Regional News
In this edition: Senegal: 100% Energy Performance Targeted with AU Support Namibia and Botswana Strengthen Military Ties Togo: Egyptian Ambassador…
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Africa – Rail : 10 Billion USD to Connect Five Countries and Cut Logistics Costs
As transport becomes the backbone of import and export flows, East Africa is accelerating its railway transformation in 2026 with…
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Africa : AfDB Calls for USD 130 Billion in Annual Road Investment
As essential links for intra-African trade and the implementation of the AfCFTA, trans-African corridors connect port infrastructure, industrial hubs, distribution…
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Africa – Road Corridors : 100 USD Billion Financing Gap to Connect Markets
Across Africa, modern road networks are emerging as a key catalyst for the continent’s economic and political integration. Supported by…
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African Union Journal – Monday, September 21, 2026
In this edition: – Africa – Road corridors: a funding shortfall of US$100 billion to connect markets – Africa: the…
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The African Union Journal – Monday, September 14, 2026
On the agenda for this edition: Africa – Climate Risks: 26 countries strengthen early warning systems Africa – GHACOF 74:…
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Africa : El Hadji Ibrahima Diene on the front line against Al-Shabaab
Facing the threat of the terrorist group Al-Shabaab and an unprecedented budget crisis, Senegalese diplomat El Hadji Ibrahima Diene is…
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Africa : “Correct The Map” initiative adopted by the UN
Togo has taken another step forward on the international diplomatic stage. Put forward on behalf of the African Group, its…
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Regional News
On the agenda for this edition: IGAD seeks to accelerate the inclusion of refugees in education systems Tunisia-Egypt: Mohamed Nafti…
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Africa – Climate Disasters : USD 3 Billion in Economic Losses in 2025
Africa is on the front line of an unprecedented climate emergency. According to the latest report by the World Meteorological…
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