Is a deadly past replaying for Congolese as M23 rebels march on Kinshasa amid presence of Rwandan and Ugandan troops?

In a moment of shifting power dynamics, Europe’s battery ambitions buckle with Northvolt’s collapse, deepening reliance on Asian suppliers as CATL eyes its Swedish factory. Meanwhile, France’s nuclear ...

Could South Africa be on the brink of a voting revolution? The IEC is set to explore the future of electronic voting at a ...

The Electoral Commission is expected to start a public conversation about the prospect of electronic voting, or e-voting, during South African elections.  To launch the public debate and discussion on ...

The European Commission will adopt implementing acts by February 2030, which will outline the minimum mandatory requirements for public contracts involving packaging or products and services that ...

A bill that could reduce upfront costs for housing developers by carving out the energy portion with special financing became the first one Gov. Kelly Ayotte signed into law Thursday. New ...

One fatality has been confirmed as a result of a residential house fire Wednesday in Onalaska. According to the Onalaska Fire Department, crews responded around 3:30 p.m. to a fire at a Franklin ...

BOISE — Senate members on Tuesday passed a resolution recognizing “Traditional Family Month” in an evening floor session. The resolution designates Mother’s Day through Father’s Day as a ...

WATERLOO — The city will spend more than $400,000 to get the airport in line with regulations required as larger aircraft prepare to begin landing there in April. The City Council approved three ...

Keetmanshoop — //Kharas regional governor Aletha Frederick said all gears are oiled in preparation for receiving the remains of the Founding Father Sam Nujoma tomorrow. Keetmanshoop is the last ...

Portugal-based energy firm Galp on Tuesday announced a new light oil and gas-condensate discovery offshore Namibia, which has become one of the world’s latest exploration hotspots. Galp and its ...

OTTAWA — Despite weeks of Canadian efforts to tighten border security to prevent tariffs, U.S. President Donald Trump says 25 per cent import duties on Canadian and Mexican products will go ...