Burkina Faso domain names can be lost to a vendor, a missed renewal or a lookalike. Three steps for US firms, and a US$1,500 dispute route.

Burkina Faso gold dug by hand supports about 700,000 families, yet miners face toxic dust and the state declares only about 2% of it. A US guide.

The US is importing about 14% more beef this year, but Colombia still lacks the sanitary clearance to sell there, its cattle ...

Colombia's vice president says the country would default in 2027 if Congress stalls the rescue bill filed on 29 October, a warning, not a current event.

Nicaragua travel advisory, entry rules, US sanctions and the 1% remittance tax: what US visitors, investors and senders need to know in November 2026.

The top US diplomat in Madagascar says Madagascar minerals are a priority, as Washington courts graphite, nickel and rare earths for supply.

Suriname removed 63 Mennonite farmers from Mazonia after a court refused to block it, and their lawyer says 55 were flown to Bolivia.

South Africa special voting runs on 2 and 3 November for 2,655,067 approved voters, two days before the 4 November local ...

Guyana Power and Light says it strongly suspects deliberate interference with a transmission line caused a widespread blackout. No sabotage is confirmed.

South Africa storm warnings cover six provinces on Monday 2 November, with a Level 4 yellow alert for hail and flooding, and local elections this week.

Uganda troops have begun leaving Somalia after nearly 20 years, weakening the African Union force that fights al-Shabaab, a US target.

Mexico's state oil company Pemex lost about US$1.02 billion to fuel theft from January to September, 10% less than in 2025, its results show.