In a world where seamless travel powers global commerce, cultural exchange, and innovation, Africa still finds itself burdened by internal border restrictions. As of mid-2025, many African countries maintain some.
In an era marked by global economic volatility—driven by geopolitical conflicts, trade tensions, and fluctuating commodity prices—African nations are increasingly recognising the vital importance of having strong, stable currencies. A.
Since its establishment in 1952, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has played a significant role in Africa’s economic landscape, providing critical financial assistance to numerous countries across the continent. However,.
Eritrean authorities have called their armed forces to mobilize in response to the renewed fighting in northern Ethiopia according to the British and Canadian governments. The return to combat last.
Somalia will soon bring home 5,000 men it sent to train in Eritrea as soldiers, a government spokesperson said on Tuesday, after months of protests by the men’s parents claiming.
Members of the Intergovernmental Authority on Development, a regional bloc that includes Djibouti, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan and Uganda, met Tuesday in Nairobi to discuss humanitarian, political,.
For two decades, little besides soldiers, refugees and rebels moved across Ethiopia and Eritrea’s closed border, but today the once-barren no man’s land teems with activity. Horse-drawn carts, buses full.
The leaders of Ethiopia and Eritrea arrived in Saudi Arabia on Sunday for a signing ceremony to cement the recently established peace between their two countries. Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy.
UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres will travel to Jeddah in Saudi Arabia on Sunday for the signing ceremony of an agreement between the leaders of Ethiopia and Eritrea. Guterres will.
Ethiopia, Eritrea and Somalia are committed to enhancing peace and integration strategies in the African Horn. The issue arose as a result of a meeting in Asmara between the Ethiopian.
