Africa’s record-breaking heatwave in 1922

The legacy of Al Aziziyah’s record-setting heat continues to draw the attention of climate scientists

Kenyan cult leader faces manslaughter trial for over 400 deaths

Kenyan pastor Paul Nthenge Mackenzie faces trial for manslaughter over the deaths of over 400 followers in the Shakahola Forest massacre.

Militants in DRC attack villages leaving 12 dead

Eastern Congo’s struggle with armed violence continues as militants kill 12 in North Kivu.

Border reopens between Zambia and Congo following talks

Zambia and Congo reopened their shared border after resolving a trade dispute that led to its temporary closure.

Egyptian archaeologists uncover dynasty’s secrets

Archaeologists have made a stunning discovery in the Nile Delta – 63 tombs packed with gold, jewelry, and other treasures from Egypt’s final ruling dynasty.

Ethiopian and Somali officials meet in Turkey for reconciliation talks

Ethiopian and Somali delegations initiate reconciliation talks in Ankara under Turkish mediation with shuttle diplomacy.

Africa accelerates green energy transition

Africa’s renewable energy journey is paving the way for a cleaner energy landscape

Nigeria boat capsizes, 16 missing

A devastating boat accident in Nigeria’s Sokoto state has claimed the lives of at least one person, with 16 others still missing.

Tanzanian government cracks down on opposition youth rally

Tanzanian police have banned a planned youth gathering by the main opposition party Chadema, accusing them of planning violence.

From independence to stability: Ghana’s democratic success story

Ghana’s journey from colonial rule to a model of democratic stability is a sign of the power of peaceful transitions

Rwanda’s Kagame addresses peace efforts amid fresh term

Rwandan President Paul Kagame was sworn in for a fourth term, focusing on regional peace amid ongoing tensions in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Uganda investigates fatal landfill landslide as toll hits 21

Residents living near Kampala’s landfill have been displaced after a deadly landslide caused by torrential rains.

DR Congo flag bearer caught using performance-enhancing drug

Another doping scandal has hit the Paris Olympics. Congolese sprinter Dominique Lasconi Mulamba has been found to have used a banned substance.

Somalia and Ethiopia will resume talks in Turkey

Turkey is accelerating mediation efforts between Somalia and Ethiopia, bringing forward talks to Monday.

Algeria expresses concern over potential conflict in Libya

Tensions are rising in Libya as forces loyal to Khalifa Haftar reportedly mass in the southwest.

Former general tied to Jammeh regime arrested in Gambia

Former Gambian brigadier general Bora Colley, alleged member of the feared Junglers death squad, has surrendered to authorities.

Algeria seeks UN action after Israeli strike kills 100 at Gaza school

The request aims to address the escalating violence in the region and seek international intervention.

Three candidates approved by Tunisian authority for presidency

The Independent High Authority for Elections in Tunisia has confirmed three candidates for the October 6 presidential election.

Turkey’s Erdogan calls for peace and stronger ties with Ethiopia

Erdogan highlights Türkiye’s efforts to end Ethiopia-Somalia tensions and addresses Israel’s actions in Gaza Strip.

Sierra Leone court sentences soldiers to long jail terms for failed coup

In July, 11 civilians, along with police and prison officers, were also jailed for their participation in the insurrection

Landslide in Uganda’s capital kills eight at landfill site

The disaster occurred late Friday after heavy rains caused sections of the Kiteezi landfill to collapse

Heavy rains trigger deadly landfill disaster in Uganda

The incident has reignited concerns about the safety and environmental impact of the long-standing dump.

Western trophy hunts drive Africa’s last captive lions toward extinction

There were 200,000 lions in wild at beginning of last century, according to estimates by researchers

The rise of stand-up comedy in Africa

The future of African stand-up comedy looks brighter than ever

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