US Strike on Caribbean Boat Kills Four as Reaper Drones Head to South America
US Southern Command says a Caribbean boat strike killed four alleged traffickers on 19 September, as Reaper drones move toward...
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Venezuela Signs TotalEnergies Oil Memorandum as Human Rights Watch Returns
Venezuela's acting president signed an oil memorandum with France's TotalEnergies, a day after Human Rights Watch ended an 18-year absence.
September 20, 2026
Chile’s Michelle Bachelet Quits the Race for UN Secretary-General
Former Chilean president Michelle Bachelet has abandoned her bid to lead the United Nations after a heavy defeat in a...
September 20, 2026
Brazil Election 2026: Renan Santos Says XP Chief Should Be Jailed
Brazilian presidential candidate Renan Santos swore at the financial market and said XP's president should be jailed over Banco Master...
September 20, 2026
Brazil Election 2026: Court Suspends Deltan Dallagnol’s Senate Campaign
Brazil's electoral court froze the Senate campaign of ex-Car Wash prosecutor Deltan Dallagnol in Paraná, two weeks before the 4...
September 20, 2026
São Paulo Nightlife Tonight: Don Carlo, a Clapton Tribute and Samba, September 20, 2026
Verdi's Don Carlo with its first cast, a Clapton tribute at Blue Note, samba and free forró: São Paulo's Sunday...
September 20, 2026
Rio de Janeiro Nightlife Tonight: Tinariwen and Emicida Free at MIMO, September 20, 2026
MIMO brings Capicua, Emicida and Tinariwen to the Circo Voador free tonight, as ArtRio closes and Lapa's samba houses take...
September 20, 2026
Brazil Banco Master Probe: Justices Say They Cannot Open Vorcaro’s Phone
Two Brazilian Supreme Court justices say they cannot open banker Daniel Vorcaro's phone copy, as a deputy seeks the prosecutor-general's...
September 20, 2026
Guinea-Bissau Junta Orders Party Headquarters Away From State Buildings
Guinea-Bissau’s High Military Command gave parties seven working days to move their headquarters out of a 500-metre zone around state...
September 20, 2026
Djibouti Rejects Ethiopian Request for Tadjourah Corridor and Naval Base
President Guelleh rejected an Ethiopian request for an extraterritorial corridor to Tadjourah port and a naval base, saying Djibouti is...
September 20, 2026
UN Must Decide the Future of Western Sahara Mission MINURSO by 31 October
Moroccan Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita met UN chief Guterres in New York as the Security Council weighs MINURSO’s future before...
September 20, 2026
Lesotho’s Polihali Dam Reaches 56.7% as Claimants Lose Court Round
Lesotho Highlands Water Project Phase 2 is 56.7% complete, while over 3,000 people and 889 businesses must seek dam compensation...
September 20, 2026
Congo-Brazzaville Expects Its Debt to Fall to 86.2% of GDP in 2027
Congo-Brazzaville expects public debt of CFAF 9,608bn (about US$16.9bn) in 2027, with the ratio at 86.2% of GDP, still above...
September 20, 2026
South Sudan Replaces Election Commission Chief Three Months Before Vote
South Sudan’s President Kiir replaced election commission chief Abednego Akok Kacuol with Gabriel Bol Deng, three months before the 22...
September 20, 2026
Togo Tells Businesses to Get Ready for Certified Electronic Invoicing
Togo’s tax office OTR briefed about 50 companies in Lomé on certified e-invoicing, which needs a unique number, QR code...
September 20, 2026
Malawi Inflation Falls to 20.01% in August, a Seventh Straight Drop
Malawi’s inflation eased to 20.01% in August 2026, a seventh straight monthly fall, with the kwacha holding near 1,734 to...
September 20, 2026
Gabon Promises Port-Gentil a Steel Plant, 50 MW of Power and Rare Earths
Gabon’s cabinet met in Port-Gentil on 18 September 2026 and backed rare-earth mining, a Foberd steel plant and two power...
September 20, 2026
Predictable Policies Will Pull Investors to East Africa, Kenya Says
Kenya says predictable rules, not tax giveaways, will draw investors to East Africa, citing more than 50 business reforms and...
September 20, 2026 Idi Amin Praised the Munich Olympic Killings in a 1972 Telegram
Idi Amin’s 1972 telegram praising the Munich massacre of 11 Israeli athletes triggered global outrage and reshaped Uganda’s alliances.
September 20, 2026
Cameroon Protesters March in Yaoundé Against Rising Femicide Cases
Hundreds of people marched in Yaoundé on 19 September over femicides, after the women’s affairs ministry logged about 60 cases...
September 20, 2026