Africa Intelligence Brief — Friday, September 25, 2026
Africa Intelligence Brief for 25 September 2026: Antananarivo marks a revolt it no longer trusts as the activists who toppled...
September 25, 2026Africa is the arena where China, the United States, the Gulf states, Russia and Europe now compete hardest – for minerals, ports, data, military access and influence. The Rio Times tracks the deals, aid, sanctions and diplomacy of the new scramble, and what a continent increasingly setting its own terms means for the global balance – including for Latin America, courted by the same powers. This hub collects our coverage of the great-power contest across Africa.
Africa Intelligence Brief for 25 September 2026: Antananarivo marks a revolt it no longer trusts as the activists who toppled...
September 25, 2026
France will send troops to guard Yanbu, the Saudi Red Sea oil port that lets crude bypass a largely shut...
September 25, 2026
Kenyan contractors say unpublished Chinese tax breaks give foreign rivals a 25 to 35 percent cost edge. They want a...
September 24, 2026
Africa Intelligence Brief for 24 September 2026: Morocco's governing coalition loses seats but keeps power on the lowest turnout since...
September 24, 2026
Africa Intelligence Brief for 23 September 2026: Tigray forces take Mekelle airport and Ethiopian Airlines pulls out of three northern...
September 23, 2026
Nigeria tariff freeze stays in place as Abuja rules out a price rise, with the 2025 power subsidy put at...
September 22, 2026
Africa Intelligence Brief for 22 September 2026: Nigeria grieves as survivors describe the Minna cell and its President stays in...
September 22, 2026
Africa Intelligence Brief for 21 September 2026: Nigeria's civil defence corps parades officers after miners die in its cells, as...
September 21, 2026
Chinese owners of a combined 65 percent of Crown Ceramics Nigeria Limited say a minority shareholder has blocked them from...
September 20, 2026