Somalia: Statement by the spokesperson on the terrorist attack in Mogadishu

The Department of Water and Sanitation urges Gauteng water users to conserve water this spring, despite stable levels in the Integrated Vaal River System (IVRS). The IVRS is currently at 78.2%, down from 79.1% last week and significantly lower than the 93.5% at this time last year. The Vaal Dam, a vital part of the IVRS, is at 45.2%, a decrease from 46.3% last week. Full Article

President Xi Jinping announced that China will increase financial support to Africa to over $50 billion in the next three years, up from the $40 billion commitment in 2021 but less than the $60 billion pledged in 2018. Nigeria signed an agreement with China's Mutual Commitment Group to produce electric tricycles domestically, along with plans for training programs and other initiatives. Source link

Whether naturally formed or created by human intervention, South Africa boasts numerous impressive excavations, cavities, and craters for visitors to explore. Some notable sites include the Tswaing Meteorite Crater near Pretoria. For those looking to experience the wonder of these geological formations, South Africa offers a variety of options to marvel at and enjoy. Source link

Bridgewater Associates, Global Citizen, and Harith General Partners have joined forces to research the economic potential of Sub-Saharan Africa's growing population. This collaboration combines expertise in economic analysis to shed light on the region's opportunities. The partnership aims to provide valuable insights for investors and policymakers looking to navigate Africa's expanding markets. Source link

The South African Institute of International Affairs (SAIIA) emphasized the importance of strong trade, diplomatic, and bilateral relations between Nigeria and South Africa for the benefit of the African continent. Steven Gruzd, Programme Head of African Governance and Diplomacy at SAIIA, shared this insight with participants of the MTN-sponsored Media Innovation Programme (MIP). The meeting took place at the SAIIA, University of Johannesburg, highlighting the significance of cooperation between the two nations. Source link

Severe flooding in Cameroon, Chad, Mali, Niger, and Nigeria during the rainy season has exacerbated conditions for refugees and internally displaced people. The UN Refugee Agency stresses the importance of including these vulnerable populations in national response plans to address the devastation caused by the floods, which have destroyed homes, infrastructure, and heightened protection risks. The floods have severely impacted communities in the region, emphasizing the urgent need for comprehensive support and assistance. Source link