CMA CGM is expanding its West Africa network with the introduction of KORA EXPRESS, a new weekly container service linking Northern Europe with key markets in Ghana, Nigeria and Benin. The service is scheduled to begin in late August and is designed to provide faster transit times, increased capacity and improved connectivity across the trade…
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The Union of North African Football, comprising Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, and Egypt, represents the strongest football region in Africa. These countries, positioned along the Mediterranean coast, have historically excelled in the sport, with Egypt holding the record for the most Africa Cup of Nations titles and Morocco making significant strides at the World Cup.
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The EU has spent billions of euros trying to cosy up to authoritarian regimes across North Africa, as part of its efforts to limit migration and build relations on counter-terrorism and security. But now it appears, in Libya and Morocco at least, that the EU has been Trumped.
The International Organisation for Migration (IOM) said on Thursday that 1,430 people were displaced from five villages in North Darfur state in western Sudan in a single day due to worsening insecurity