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Energy ministers from Cameroon, Gabon and four neighbours approved a shared energy data system in Libreville on 25 September. Only about half the region's 67 million people have electricity at home. The post Gabon, Cameroon and Four Neighbours Back Shared Energy Data System appeared first on The Rio Times .
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Ghana is back on the US Millennium Challenge Corporation's candidate list after a debt default barred it for 2026. Its aid agency MiDA has opened talks on a possible third compact, with power the…
Nigeria's President Bola Tinubu is now due home on Tuesday, September 29, after a month in London and Paris. Lawmakers are asking whether his powers should have passed to his deputy.
ZAPORIZHZHIA, Zaporizhzhia Oblast — In Kosmichnyi, the most heavily bombarded district of Zaporizhzhia, children play at a park.
Southern Ethiopia faces a 90% chance of wetter-than-normal rain from October as a very strong El Niño builds. Floods, not drought, are the main risk this time.
Chad is leaving the International Criminal Court after a phone call from Washington. On 22 September Donald Trump urged every member to quit, but only the Pacific island of Naoero followed.
Kan News poll gives Yashar 23 seats, Likud 21 and Bennett-Lapid 11, with both rival blocs tied at 52 seats just one month before Israel's elections.
