Morocco flood toll rises to 10 as search continues

The devastating incident occurred in the southern part of the country, where heavy rains caused a bus to be swept away.

Senegalese Navy finds boat with over 30 decomposing bodies

The navy was alerted to the boat’s presence on Sunday evening, prompting a patrol team to be dispatched immediately to the scene

Egypt offloads weapons to Somalia, escalating tensions with Ethiopia

Relations between Egypt and Somalia have strengthened this year, driven by mutual distrust of Ethiopia

Tanzanian opposition leader Freeman Mbowe arrested at protest

14 individuals, opposition leader Freeman Mbowe, are in custody, police say

Adwa: The battle that preserved Ethiopian independence

Ethiopia’s success in maintaining its independence through the Battle of Adwa is inspiring

Egypt urges citizens to evacuate Somaliland amid rising tensions

Move follows decision by Somaliland to close Egyptian library in its territory

Kenya to deploy 600 additional police officers to Haiti to combat gangs

Haiti continues to grapple with widespread violence, and a UN human rights expert warned that gangs are expanding into new areas, further displacing people

Mali marks 64th anniversary of independence from France

Military administration ‘increased, strengthened international partnerships based on sincerity and honor,’ official tells media

Libya stops smuggling of 100 kg gold, €1.5M at Misrata Airport

Photos released by the agency showed gold bars and bundles of euros inside the confiscated luggage

Makroud: Algeria’s sweet symbol of tradition and family

Makroud remains a timeless and treasured part of Algeria’s culinary landscape

Ruto arrives in Haiti as gang control worsens in Port-au-Prince

Kenyan President William Ruto visited Haiti as U.N.-backed Kenyan and Jamaican forces face challenges in combating gang violence.

DR Congo’s justice minister orders release of 600 prisoners

Following a deadly riot, Congo’s government has released hundreds of prisoners from Makala Central Prison to alleviate overcrowding and improve conditions in the facility.

Chad floods displace 1.7M, destroy thousands of homes

The UN has released a harrowing assessment of the floods in Chad, highlighting the devastating impact on communities and the urgent need for humanitarian aid.

Rare snowfall disrupts life in South Africa

Emergency services worked to reach stranded motorists, while authorities issued warnings for more snow and closed border posts.

Guinea chimpanzee research centre attacked after infant killed by animal

The enraged crowd vandalized the facility, setting fire to equipment such as drones, computers, and over 200 documents

UN expert urges swift action as Haiti’s crisis deepens

Haiti’s capital and surrounding areas are increasingly controlled by heavily armed gangs, largely supplied with weapons smuggled from the United States

Ugandan president’s son drops 2026 bid, backs father’s re-election

Opposition figures in Uganda have accused Museveni of trying to establish a family dynasty, a claim he has repeatedly denied

Navigating Madagascar’s challenging RN5 road

The RN5 road is more than just a means of transport; it embodies the spirit of adventure

Somalia condemns Ethiopia for unauthorized weapon delivery

Somalia has accused Ethiopia of illegally supplying arms to the semiautonomous state of Puntland, violating its sovereignty and threatening regional security.

Meta faces legal battle in Kenya after court ruling allows lawsuit

the kenyan court of appeal has ruled that meta can be sued in kenya over the firing of content moderators who claim their termination was unlawful setting the stage for a legal battle with the company.

Flood fears rise in Nigeria’s food belt as Cameroon opens dam

enue was one of the hardest-hit areas two years ago when heavy rains and water released from Cameroon’s Lagdo dam caused the Benue River to overflow

Mpox outbreak hits Burundi’s children hard

UNICEF warns of a severe mpox outbreak affecting children in Burundi, with alarming infection rates and severe health impacts.

Morocco arrests 152 for inciting mass migration to Ceuta

In recent days, thousands of mostly young Moroccan men flocked to the northern city of Fnideq, near Ceuta, in an effort to cross the border

Youngest continent: Africa’s youth shaping the future

If managed well, Africa’s youth could unlock unprecedented prosperity

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