The Gabon social media law lets an emergency judge suspend a platform for up to 72 hours and fines hosts up to US$85,500, Gabon Media Time reported.

The Namibia Angola talks opened in Luanda on Monday 19 October, with a hydropower plant, a power link and a border post on the agenda.

Nigeria fuel subsidy will not return, President Tinubu said on 19 October, with petrol near US$1.05 a litre and the January 2027 vote ahead.

Latin America opens to a firmer dollar and firm oil. Brazil stocks slipped 0.2% on Monday while Wall Street's Nasdaq rose 1.1 ...

Guyana earned US$826.2 million from gold exports in the first half of 2026, up 48.5 percent, as prices jumped 59 percent ...

The Dominican Republic calls rice a national security matter on 19 October while US rice gets duty-free access under CAFTA-DR and 30,000 growers wait.

The Morocco government plan targets 5% growth, 2% inflation and a 3% deficit to 2031, head of government Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri told Parliament.

Kodal Minerals, a company quoted on London’s AIM market, signed the deal on Monday 19 October. It paid US$300,000 for 10% and ...

Peru's civil defence chief says wildfires have killed 12 people, while the transport minister says the previous government ...

The Mozambique titanium tax dispute with miner Kenmare is over, the government said on 19 October, after a US$30 million ...

A Rio court ended Americanas' judicial recovery on 19 October, nearly four years after an accounting fraud. Shares rose 6.99% to US$1.19.

Tanzania’s CRDB Bank signed a US$75 million, 10-year facility with Dutch lender FMO in Bangkok to boost capital and small-business lending.