Who Dominates Zambia, Elites and Regions Explained
Who dominates Zambia in 2026: the president, ruling party, opposition, copper mines, churches, regions and inequality, with dated facts to November 2026.
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Who dominates Zambia in 2026: the president, ruling party, opposition, copper mines, churches, regions and inequality, with dated facts to November 2026.
Comoros neighbours explained: Mayotte, Madagascar, Mozambique, Tanzania, regional blocs, trade and migration, with dated facts to October 2026.
Belize population in 2026: 397,483 people in the 2022 census, with Mestizo, Creole, Maya and Garifuna groups, languages, religion and migration explained.
Suriname history from Indigenous peoples and Dutch plantations to independence in 1975, the 1980 coup, civil war and the 2028 oil outlook, explained.
Jerry Rivera plays Costa 21 in Lima on Friday, 12 February 2027. Tickets run from about US$41 to US$95 on Teleticket; here is the guide.
Chayanne plays Coliseo MedPlus in Bogotá on Saturday, 21 November 2026. Tickets run from about US$58 to US$289; here is how US fans can go.
Slayer plays Reign in Blood in full at Estadio Santa Laura in Santiago on Thursday, 10 December 2026. Here is what US fans should know.
The Vodacom Bulls host England's Bath Rugby at Loftus Versfeld in Pretoria on Saturday, 9 January 2027. Tickets start at about US$3.
A ticket seller lists Indian rapper Badshah at Sarit Centre Expo in Nairobi on Friday, 11 December 2026. The artist has not confirmed the show yet.
The Lake Hawassa Half Marathon runs Sunday, 14 February 2027, in southern Ethiopia. Here are entry prices, visa rules and US safety advice.
A three-country election bet on Polymarket jumped to 62.5% after Democrats won the US Senate, leaving only Israel’s next prime minister open.
Africa Cup of Nations qualifying resumes 9 to 17 November, with Morocco the market favourite at about 34% and several fixtures still unconfirmed.
Aeris, a Brazilian wind-blade maker, asked a São Paulo court to back a debt plan covering US$279 million, with 42% of creditors on board.
São Paulo in November 2026: Sepultura's farewell at Arena Pacaembu, the Formula 1 Grand Prix at Interlagos, a month of one-night-only concerts and three holidays.
Rio de Janeiro in November 2026 day by day: opera, concerts, Pride, two holidays, free shows and weather, with ticket prices in US$.
Nigerian fuel seller Conoil reports nine-month profit of about US$3.9 million on US$208 million in sales, but third-quarter profit fell sharply.
Polymarket traders now give 65% to a Trump impeachment by June 2027, up 19 points in a day, after Democrats won the House on 3 November.
New Zealand's newest poll points to a hung parliament, with each bloc on 60 seats before Saturday's vote. Polymarket odds and key dates inside.
Unofficial results show abortion-rights wins in Virginia and Nevada, and Missouri voters rejecting a Trump-backed congressional map by about 62% to 38%.
Kenya Pipeline Company says it found and secured an illegal connection on its Mombasa line on 2 November and lost no fuel; police are investigating.
Kenya lets operators pay large spectrum fees over 10 years. Safaricom spent about US$125 million on licences last year and is in court over annual fees.
Nigerian oil group Aradel says nine-month profit fell 82% to about US$32 million after a US$393 million earnout charge, despite US$2.9 billion in sales.
Presco, a Nigerian palm oil producer, reports nine-month pre-tax profit of about US$113 million, up 8.5%, as debt falls 57% and sales stay flat.
NNPC, Nigeria's state oil company, posts September profit of about US$378 million on US$3.4 billion in revenue, with output at 3.04 million barrels a day.
Tanzania holds a by-election in Chamwino and 11 wards on 4 November 2026, with 213,024 registered voters and 67 candidates from 17 parties.
Uganda's examinations board says 920,833 pupils sit the Primary Leaving Examinations on 3 and 4 November 2026, up 12.6% on last year.
Ethiopia's election board ordered fresh voting in 11 constituencies over significant violations of election law, and recounts in 12 more.
A letter from Congo's chief prosecutor at the Court of Cassation tells investigators to examine deaths at a 2022 anti-UN protest in Butembo.
Colombia's Constitutional Court ruled in Sentence T-283 that the Nonuya de Villazul community may withdraw consent from a carbon credit project.
Brazilian research institute Fipe’s September 2026 data for ten Florianópolis neighborhoods puts a 60 m² flat at about US$505 to US$755 a month.
Brazilian research institute Fipe’s September 2026 data for ten São Paulo neighborhoods puts a 60 m² flat at about US$545 in Santana and US$1,110 in Pinheiros.
Brazilian research institute Fipe’s September 2026 data for ten Rio neighborhoods puts a 60 m² flat at about US$430 in Tijuca and US$1,385 in Leblon.
We compared asking rents for one- and two-bedroom flats in eight Asunción neighborhoods, from Sajonia at about US$745 to Mburucuyá at US$1,155.
Brazil's central bank is expected to pause its rate cuts at 13.75% today as inflation tops its goal and the real slides. Decision due about 4:30 p.m. ET.
Guinea’s president formally convened voters on 3 November for regional elections on 29 November and Senate elections on 20 December. Only councillors vote.
Sudan offered Russia a Red Sea free zone on 30 October, but no Russian naval base deal has been ratified or published. The Port Sudan file stays open.
The UN migration agency counted 1,235 people who fled attacks in four Cabo Delgado districts from 14 to 27 October. Gas projects lie in that province.
The US Treasury sanctioned Rwanda’s Defence Ministry and the Zigama savings society on 28 October over alleged M23 support. Rwanda denies backing M23.
Twenty-seven Kolwezi residents are suing miner COMMUS and the Congolese state over pollution. A first hearing was held on 3 November. No ruling yet.
Morocco's finance minister told parliament on 3 November that 2030 World Cup preparations will create over 840,000 jobs, a government projection.
Ghana's state mining fund collected about US$671 million in royalties from January to September, double last year's pace, as gold prices rose.
Ghana's central bank set 3 November to launch its Heritage Series banknotes but posted no launch notice by 4 November. Old notes stay valid.
Ghana's health ministry says Port Health officers will screen every passenger arriving at Accra's airport for Ebola. No case is confirmed in the country.
Mexico's factory confidence index rose to 48.4 in October, up from 48.0 in September, while the overall business reading slipped to 48.2.
A Brasília court refused Casas Bahia's request to move about US$5.5 million in court deposits out of state-owned bank BRB, citing no proven risk.
Peru's Alicorp has closed its purchase of Flora Food Group's Latin American spreads business for about US$150.5 million, adding La Perfecta in Panama.
Peru's state oil company Petroperú earned US$144.9 million in nine months after a US$355 million loss, and a Talara refinery concession is being prepared.
Venezuelan oil sent to the United States fell 27% to 29% in October, two shipping-data counts show, while US import data show a smaller drop of about 10%.
São Paulo nightlife for Wednesday, 4 November 2026: two jazz shows at Blue Note on Avenida Paulista, with a Weather Report tribute at 10:30 p.m.
Morocco's unemployment rate rose to 10.5% in the third quarter of 2026 from 9.5% in the second, below the 12% analysts expected, on a new survey method.
Ethiopia's annual inflation slowed to 14.6% in October from 14.9% in September, a third monthly easing in a row and a shade below the 14.7% analysts expected.
Paraguay's annual inflation held at 1.7% in October, 0.1 point below the 1.8% forecast and well under the central bank's 3.5% target, leaving prices calm.
Colombia's Davivienda factory index (PMI) fell to 51.7 in October from 54.6 in September, missing the 54.2 forecast, but it is still above the 50 growth line.
Brazil's factory index (PMI) rose to 46.1 in October from 44.8 in September and beat the 43 forecast, yet it stays well below the 50 line that marks growth.
Mexico's factory index (PMI) fell to 49.5 in October from 50.3, missing the 50.1 forecast and slipping below the 50 line that separates growth from decline.
Mexico's electoral institute is under interim leadership seven months before the 6 June 2027 vote, while remittances stay above US$5 billion.
Brazil's central bank is expected to hold its key rate at 13.75% today at about 4:30 p.m. ET, a test for investors in Brazilian bonds and US-listed shares.
Your Wednesday LatAm guide: Brazil's rate decision is due at 4:30 p.m. ET, the real and Colombian peso weakened, and rain may hit Central America.
President Nikos Christodoulides faces a stronger DISY and AKEL in parliament as a UN meeting on 9 November and the 2028 race take shape.
Albin Kurti governs with 62 votes and Justina Shiroka Pula is president, but a law curbing the Hague war crimes court now divides Kosovo and the EU.
Texas flipped on election night: Democrats James Talarico and Gina Hinojosa are projected winners of the Senate seat and the governor's office.
Four US officials say Washington gave Venezuela intelligence and drones for its Oct. 30 strike on an ELN rebel camp. The toll is disputed.
Palmeiras meet Estudiantes in the Copa Libertadores final on 28 November in Montevideo, while Flamengo face Grêmio in the Brasileirão today.
São Paulo today: what is open on Wednesday 4 November, from MASP to Ibirapuera, plus the metro fare, market mood and a day plan.
Rio daily brief for Wednesday 4 November: free museums in Centro, Jardim Botânico from 11am, the R$7.90 metro fare and the market mood in words.
Latin America on 4 November 2026: Brazil questions Argentina over Bolsonaro's exit, Colombia faces drone attacks, and Cuba loses a power ship.
Overnight global markets briefing: Nasdaq gains, Dow slips, 10-year yield at 4.974%, and Brazil's Copom decides tonight. What it means for Latin America.
The Copom Selic decision lands tonight after Brazil's stocks hit a six-month low and the real weakened; what to watch before B3 opens today.
Wheat and corn funds fell to three-month lows on Tuesday as record crops and a harvest glut weighed on grains. What it means for Latin America.
The US oil fund rose 0.83% to US$158.17 as the Iran war keeps fuel tight and US stocks fall. What it means for Latin America's oil producers.
The steel-producers fund fell 1.35% to a three-month low on Tuesday while Brazil's CSN hit a 12-month low in New York. Here is why.
Zinc miner Nexa closed flat and Buenaventura slipped 0.34% on Tuesday as a tight zinc market met a weak metals complex. What it means for Peru.
Vale's New York shares fell 3.17% to US$10.98, a 12-month low, as China's steel sector stays weak and earnings disappoint. What it means for Brazil.
Albemarle and SQM closed at six-month lows on Tuesday as weaker lithium prices cut into earnings. What it means for Chile and the wider sector.
Copper fell 2.18% and Southern Copper dropped 3.27% to a three-month low on Tuesday. Why it happened and what it means for Chile and Peru.
Gold fell 0.65% to US$3,922 an ounce as US yields rose to 4.93% and the dollar firmed. What it means for silver miners in Mexico and Peru.
Colombia's main stock index rose 1.32% while the peso weakened 1.6% to 3,226 per US dollar after the holiday weekend. Why, and what to watch next.
Argentina's country risk rose to about 829 points and shares fell as doubts over 2027 debt payments grew. Why it matters and what to watch next.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov hopes to finalize a Trump-Putin-Xi meeting in Shenzhen within days, but Beijing has not confirmed it.
The UN's Sudan envoy says a meeting with the RSF-allied political bloc is still awaited, as hunger worsens in Darfur's Kalma camp.
Fortaleza's November 2026 has an internet-industry conference and a design summit, plus two holidays. Here is what we could confirm.
Your day-by-day guide to Luanda in November 2026, from Expo-Cultura Angola and BITUR to concerts, with holidays and ticket prices in US$.
Lusaka in November 2026: two nights of jazz, an amapiano party and gospel awards, with confirmed dates, venues and kwacha prices in US$.
Cabo Verde elects a president on 15 November. Polymarket gives incumbent José Maria Neves 86.5% as the campaign enters its final stretch.
Grêmio lead Atlético-MG 2-0 and Palmeiras lead Vasco 1-0 before the Brazil Cup return legs on 7 and 8 November, with a referee row in focus.
Police in Ibadan say the widow and father of gospel singer Toluwanisings signed a peace undertaking over his burial; no date has been set.
Brazil's 2032 inflation-linked bond pays inflation plus 8.03%, up from 7.89% on Friday, ahead of Wednesday's central bank rate decision.
Egypt's petroleum minister met Baker Hughes, Halliburton and United Energy Group at ADIPEC on 3 November to speed oil and gas output, local media say.
NNPC's chief executive says Nigeria's state oil firm will likely sell 5% to 10% of itself in an IPO, mostly to local investors, after a 2027 preparation.
Mauritania's president received US firm Murphy Oil on 3 November before a planned gas exploration contract, a local report says. Terms are not yet public.
Local media say seven Ivorian banks signed financing for the Doropo gold mine on 3 November, about US$253 million. The owner has not confirmed it.
Spain's transport minister announced his resignation on Tuesday, giving up his place on the Socialist ticket before the 29 November general election.
Traders cut the chance that Trump meets Brazil's defeated candidate Flávio Bolsonaro to 19.5%, down 36 points in a week, in a thinly traded market.
Mexico plays Jamaica on Nov. 14 and 17 for a Nations League Final Four place, with kick-off times in ET and new coach Márquez under pressure.
Local reports say Senegal's Assembly rejected the revised 2026 budget without debate on 3 November, with a US$2.2 billion IMF programme pending.
A local news site says a deal lets miners return to part of Congo's Mulondo mine, a year after dozens died. It is unconfirmed.
A local news site says Neptune Oil lost its Central African fuel monopoly to Sopraf, but officials have not confirmed it and the facts are mixed.
About 51,000 free tickets for Pope Leo XIV's youth vigil at Lima's Estadio Nacional go out via Teleticket on 9 November, for ages 16 to 35.
Colombia's trade minister says miner Rio Tinto will invest US$5 billion in Chocó over four years, but no metal, site or company statement is public.
Brazil expects refining capacity to grow 10% by 2036, but net diesel imports still climb to about a quarter of demand, the energy planner says.