Africa Intelligence Brief — October 10 2025

Gaza’s fragile calm saw mass returns as Cairo’s influence held, while Tunisian authorities made arrests over a highway-works bridge collapse. Abuja tightened treasury discipline by ending agency self-deductions; Accra clinched an IMF... Read more »

Biking to Brazil, activists urge greener transport at UN climate talks

BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) — A group of climate activists is cycling to the world’s biggest climate summit — and doing it without stepping onto a plane. Hundreds of riders pedaled across Europe... Read more »

Brazil in Travel Shock as LATAM Brasil Strands Passengers with over a Dozen Flight Cancellations across São Paulo, Santa Genoveva, Pinto Martins, Salgado Filho and more

Home » Airlines News of Brazil » Brazil in Travel Shock as LATAM Brasil Strands Passengers with over a Dozen Flight Cancellations across São Paulo, Santa Genoveva, Pinto Martins, Salgado Filho and... Read more »

Bolsonaro Family Leads Peaceful Walk for Freedom of Conservative Protesters

Relatives and allies of conservative former President Jair Bolsonaro led a peaceful walk in Brasília on Tuesday calling for amnesty for the Brazilian men and women imprisoned for their participation in the... Read more »

Free transportation reignites debate on the future of subway projects in Brazil

The Brazilian government is considering adopting zero fares on public transport, but experts warn that the measure could put pressure on the system and make it difficult to finance new subway and... Read more »

South Africa faces challenge of maintaining momentum in G20 leadership | Foreign Affairs

1 de 1 Mikatekiso Kubayi — Foto: Divulgação Mikatekiso Kubayi — Foto: Divulgação As Brazil’s successor to the presidency of the G20—a group composed of 19 countries, plus the European Union and the... Read more »

5 Agribusiness Crimes Against Nature, the Commons, and Humanity

In September, the MST emphasized the urgent need for a “Popular Agrarian Reform to Protect Nature,” calling out agribusiness for its environmental and social harms in Brazil. They highlight five major cases.... Read more »

The indigenous weavers who aim for empowerment over exploitation

Catherine EllisBusiness reporter, Riohacha, Colombia BBC In the Colombian city of Riohacha there are numerous street sellers of traditional bags called mochilas For every handwoven bag she sells on the palm-lined promenade... Read more »

Ecuadorean President Daniel Noboa unharmed after attack on his car | Politics News

A government official in Ecuador has accused protesters of attempting to attack President Daniel Noboa, alleging that a group of approximately 500 people surrounded his vehicle and threw rocks. The attack, which... Read more »

Brazil’s president asks US to scrap tariffs in ‘friendly’ call with Trump | Brazil

Brazil’s president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, has urged Donald Trump to scrap tariffs on his country’s imports and sanctions against its officials, as the two men held what the Brazilian presidency... Read more »