South Africa’s Transnet Returns to Profit After Four Years of Losses
State-owned logistics group Transnet reported its first annual profit in four years, helped by a Durban terminal transaction and increased freight volumes.
State-owned logistics group Transnet reported its first annual profit in four years, helped by a Durban terminal transaction and increased freight volumes.
Hospitals, water systems and households across Gaza are struggling to keep generators operating as engine oil and spare parts become critically scarce.
An Israeli airstrike in northern Gaza killed a couple and their two daughters, according to local health officials, as violence continued despite the ceasefire framework.
Houthi forces have seized Yemen’s strategic port of Mocha, bringing renewed fighting closer to the Bab el-Mandeb shipping route.
A Panama-flagged tanker carrying about two million barrels of Iraqi fuel oil was damaged by a drone, though no crew injuries or cargo leak were reported.
US Southern Command says it struck a vessel travelling on a suspected narcotics route in the Caribbean, killing three people aboard.
Intense fires across Borneo and Sumatra have driven Indonesia’s carbon-dioxide emissions above those recorded anywhere else in the world.
The UN nuclear watchdog has referred Iran to the Security Council over alleged failures to cooperate with investigations into undeclared nuclear material.
Washington has pledged support for Kenya’s critical-minerals processing industry as global competition intensifies over rare earths and niobium.
Google plans three new Finnish data centres and its first nuclear-power purchase agreement outside the United States.