Egypt’s intelligence chief met Khalifa Haftar in Benghazi to discuss regional developments, strengthen coordination, and reinforce bilateral ties between Egypt and eastern Libya.

African Union Commission chairman Mahmoud Ali Youssouf called for an end to Palestinian killings in Gaza while addressing ongoing conflicts across Africa at the AU summit.

Cyclone Gezani killed at least 31 people in Toamasina, causing widespread destruction, injuries and displacement, as Madagascar’s authorities appealed for international support.

The killing of Seif al-Islam Gaddafi drew loyalists to his burial as Libya remains divided by rival powers.

Renewed clashes in eastern Congo’s remote highlands are overwhelming hospitals and challenging U.S.-backed peace efforts

Gunmen attacked the Nigerian village of Woro, killing more than 160 people, burning homes and kidnapping dozens.

At least 47 people were killed in coordinated bandit attacks across Katsina, Kwara and Benue states, underscoring Nigeria’s deepening security crisis.

Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, the son of the former Libyan leader, was reportedly killed during a violent confrontation involving unidentified gunmen or rival factions in southwest Libya’s Al-Hamadah region.

Authorities in the Democratic Republic of Congo neutralized eight explosive drones targeting a strategic airport in Kisangani and have accused the M23 rebel group of launching the attack.

General Muhoozi Kainerugaba apologizes after accusing the US Embassy of hiding leader Bobi Wine.

The TPLF has welcomed international calls for restraint and dialogue following fresh clashes with federal forces in northern Ethiopia that have raised fears of a return to full-scale conflict.

The Moroccan army is assisting in the evacuation of over 20,000 people after torrential rains caused rivers to overflow and flooded several northwestern regions.

The M23 militia confirms deaths after two landslides hit their mineral rich site in North Kivu.

The African Union has condemned a string of terror attacks in Niger while the United States has ordered the departure of non-emergency embassy personnel due to heightening security risks.

The Carter Center announced that human Guinea worm cases reached a historic low of ten in 2025, moving the world closer to eradicating the parasite despite lingering infections in animals.

Ecowas has lifted all remaining sanctions on Guinea and restored it to full membership after the bloc recognised the country’s recent referendum and election that returned Mamady Doumbouya to power.

Nigerian police fired tear gas and live rounds to disperse protesters in Lagos demonstrating against forced evictions and slum demolitions, leaving at least 17 people injured.

Ethiopian police say they arrested 22 suspects accused of running a trafficking network that moved nearly 2,000 migrants through Libya, earning millions and causing deaths and disappearances.

Ethiopia has signed a historic defence agreement with Russia to acquire Orion-E reconnaissance and strike drones, marking a major step in expanding its aerial surveillance and precision capabilities.

Zimbabwean forward Thandolwenkosi Ngwenya scored twice and set up another as AmaZulu beat TS Galaxy 3-2 in Durban to climb to fourth in the South African Premiership.

Algeria summoned the French charge d’affaires after a France 2 report accused Algerian authorities of orchestrating an attempted abduction, claims Algiers strongly rejected.

Ivory Coast President Ouattara reshuffled his government, retaining most ministers and appointing his brother as deputy prime minister.

The African Union has lifted sanctions on Guinea after a December election that confirmed former junta leader Mamady Doumbouya as president, despite ongoing concerns over civil liberties.

Boko Haram militants attacked a Nigerian military formation in Borno State, killing at least eight soldiers and wounding about 50 during a fierce battle in the Timbuktu Triangle.