The people of Somalia continue to endure suffering due to the unending attacks by the Al Shabab takfiri terrorist group.

South Africa has for decades been supporting the self-proclaimed Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic (SADR) in Western Sahara, a move that continues to anger Morocco which views this region as part of its territory.

Nigeria recently discovered an illegal connection line from one of its major oil export terminals into the sea that had been operating undetected for nine years.

Iran’s exports to African countries during the first five months of the current Iranian year increased by 40% compared with the same period last year.

On the last day of September, Burkina Faso military leader President Paul-Henri Damiba was deposed in the country’s second coup in a year, as army Captain Ibrahim Traore took charge of the restive West African nation.

After the death of Queen Elizabeth, there have been increasing calls for Britain to return some of its loot from former colonies.

Fighting has erupted again in Ethiopia’s northern Tigray region, ending hopes for peace after a ceasefire declared in March.

The Israeli regime’s ambassador to Morocco was recently entangled in sexual harassment and corruption at the regime’s mission in Rabat.

Al-Shabab terrorists, has wreaked havoc on Somalia for over a decade now. The Somalian government has failed to rein in the ever-expanding tentacles of this Al Qaeda linked terrorist group which continues to increase its attacks across Somalia and especially in the capital Mogadishu.

Mali has recently accused France of arming terrorists and carrying out acts of espionage against the government in Bamako.