No group has claimed responsibility for the attack so far

According to a report by Reporters Without Borders (RSF), armed men arrived at Oulon’s home in June and forced him into a minibus

In early August, the rebels claimed to have killed at least 84 Wagner mercenaries and 47 Malian soldiers during intense fighting in Tinzaouaten, near the Algerian border

Chad opened a consulate in Western Sahara, expressing support for Morocco’s sovereignty over the disputed territory.

At least fifteen civilians were killed in multiple terrorist attacks on villages in western Niger near the Burkina Faso border.

Mali’s Tuareg rebel alliance has categorically denied receiving any form of assistance, including from Ukraine, during recent clashes with the Malian army and its Wagner partners, contradicting previous claims.

UNICEF warns that extreme heatwaves in West and Central Africa are leading to a surge in child deaths, with health risks exacerbated by the mpox outbreak.

Experts warn of the potential for the virus to spread beyond the continent if not contained swiftly.

Governor Kafando commended the hospital’s medical staff for their “titanic efforts” in treating the wounded

Oil theft and pipeline sabotage have severely impacted Nigeria’s oil production, a critical sector for Africa’s largest oil producer

Algerian authorities arrested 21 individuals for allegedly attempting to smuggle weapons into the country from France via a commercial ferry.

Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud visited Egypt to sign a defense pact aimed at combating terrorism.

Mount Fogo, stands as one of the most captivating natural wonders in the Atlantic

On Tuesday, the Libyan parliament ended the term of Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh’s Tripoli-based government.

A “Day Without Press” was observed in Senegal as media outlets united against government actions they see as an attempt to control information and muzzle the press.

The UN warns that Sudan’s humanitarian crisis is the world’s worst for children, with millions displaced and thousands killed or injured, as US-led peace talks begin.  

A massive garbage dump collapsed in Uganda’s capital, Kampala, killing at least 25 people with no survivors found.

A former LRA commander was convicted of numerous war crimes and crimes against humanity by a Ugandan court.

The two countries have agreed to a third round of talks in September, aiming to find a lasting solution to the conflict.

The Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) issued a warning last week about the alarming spread of this viral infection

“The world has changed since 1945, but the Council’s composition has not kept pace with these changes,” Guterres remarked

The incident occurred after Igiebor, her husband, and their children arrived from Europe. In the video, Igiebor is heard admitting, “I tore it”

Known on TikTok as Ramon Cotta, with over 30,000 followers, Akam’s last video criticized President Paul Biya’s policies in Cameroon’s anglophone regions

The arrests, which took place over Sunday and Monday, have sparked criticism from human rights organizations, including Amnesty International