Jeanne Shaheen warned of a potential “humanitarian catastrophe” should US aid be reduced amid renewed tensions in the northern Tigray region.

The US deported 15 South American migrants to DR Congo this week under a third-country expulsion deal, according to reports.

They pointed out ambassadorial vacancies, gutted humanitarian programs, and a lack of transparency.

Africa’s richest man told Semafor World Economy that the majority of African airlines “won’t be able to survive.”

Three Democratic senators expressed concerns to Rubio about a push to gain access to the African country’s copper mines.

Many countries have been “uncomfortable with almost a paternalistic donor-recipient relationship,” Leslie Maasdorp told Semafor World Economy.

The bank has carved out a niche by targeting businesses with annual revenues between $1 million and $100 million.

The US government has taken a quiet approach to resolving the case of two charter plane operators held in West Africa

“Attacking civilian infrastructure, under the guise of ‘we’re attacking the Americans,’ is something that Qatar views as a just bold-faced lie.”

Senate aides told Semafor that the body is expected to vote soon on Frank Garcia’s confirmation to be Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs.

The struggle to revive the caucus comes as Nigeria’s designation as a “Country of Particular Concern” test ties between Washington and Abuja.

The Trump administration is doubling down on its bid to reverse the Biden-era drive to champion clean energy projects across Africa.