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Egypt and Saudi Arabia have called for secure Red Sea navigation as Houthi advances threaten a route carrying 12% of global trade and Egypt’s Suez revenue.
Saudi Arabia temporarily shuts its 1,200km East-West pipeline following drone attacks, as Houthi forces capture Mayun Island near Bab el-Mandeb.
The global market is set for the emergence of a new African oil exporter. Uganda, typically known for its coffee, gold, and cocoa beans among other key exports, is about to join the elusive club of oil producing countries.
African students planning to study in the United Kingdom will need to show more money for living expenses from November 30, 2026, under new immigration rules announced by the British government.
OpenAI president Greg Brockman suggests its new model Astra could be AGI, pitching it as a research breakthrough and a shift in delegating work to AI.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy slammed the incident as "absolutely shameful," vowing personnel changes among leaders responsible.
Tim Cook has stepped down as Apple CEO after 15 years, handing control of one of the world’s most valuable companies to longtime hardware chief John Ternus and closing an era of extraordinary global expansion that left Africa with a comparatively limited Apple footprint.
Mercedes-Benz CEO Ola Källenius said he found EV religion after driving an electric AMG with synthetic V8 sounds, shifts, and vibrations.