Nigeria detains tailors over Russian flags in protests
The Department of State Services (DSS) also detained some individuals who allegedly sponsored the tailors, though details remain scarce
Sierra Leone psychiatrist transforms mental health care
A young doctor’s unwavering commitment to transforming Sierra Leone’s mental health landscape, from battling stigma to building a world-class psychiatric hospital.
Turkey and Somalia discuss diplomatic training cooperation
Somalia thanks Ankara for its continued support to the country
Organic farming flourishes in Africa
The rise of organic farming in Africa is driven by the increasing demand for healthier food options
Somali police seize hundreds of veils amid security fears
The Somali military recently killed dozens of jihadist fighters in Jubaland, raising the possibility of reprisal attacks by al-Shabab
Rwanda using M23 to counter Uganda’s influence: Report
A new report sheds light on the complex dynamics behind the M23 conflict, highlighting Rwanda’s role in fueling the insurgency as part of its rivalry with Uganda.
Vote-buying allegations lead to bans for four Tunisian candidates
A Tunisian court sentenced four presidential election candidates to prison for vote buying, reinforcing fears of election manipulation to favor President Kais Saied’s reelection.
Ukraine calls Mali’s decision to cut ties hasty and short-sighted
Mali announced the immediate severance of relations with Ukraine on Sunday, following remarks by Ukraine’s military spy agency regarding clashes in northern Mali in late July
Nigeria urges caution for citizens visiting riot-hit UK
Due to recent anti-asylum riots and attacks on minorities, Nigeria has urged its citizens to exercise caution when traveling to the UK.
Somalian survivors and families rally against al-Shabab violence
Somalis gathered to condemn a deadly Al-Shabab attack on a Mogadishu beach hotel, demanding increased security measures.
Djibouti’s key role in global air traffic
Djibouti’s airport stands as a sign to the country’s strategic significance in global trade
Ethiopia faces new disaster: Landslide kills 11 people
The latest disaster has claimed the lives of at least 11 people in the Wolaita zone, prompting a search and rescue operation.
Egypt urges Israel to halt Gaza offensive, allow humanitarian aid
Egyptian and Turkish officials discuss Gaza’s humanitarian crisis, calling for an end to hostilities and urging unconditional aid access while addressing regional issues in Libya and Syria.
US military completes withdrawal from key drone base in Niger
In April, Russia sent military trainers to Niger
South African court delays case of 95 arrested Libyans
South African authorities are grappling with the case of 95 Libyan men arrested at a military-style camp.
Intense fighting drives Congolese police and civilians to Uganda
Over 100 Congolese police officers have crossed into Uganda seeking refuge from the escalating conflict between the M23 rebels and the Congolese army.
Nigerian protests fizzle out amid deadly police crackdown
A firm police response and a call for a protest pause by President Bola Tinubu have dampened the demonstrations
Mali cuts ties with Ukraine over alleged rebel attack involvement
Northern Mali’s Tuareg rebels claim to have killed at least 84 Russian Wagner mercenaries and 47 Malian soldiers during fierce battles in late July
Hot air balloons enhance Tanzania safari experience
Tourists can soar above Tarangire National Park, taking in dazzling views of majestic wildlife and scenery
Libya denounces oil field closure as political pressure
The Sharara oil field in Libya has once again been disrupted by local protesters, leading to a partial shutdown of operations.
Ukraine strengthens African ties with minister’s landmark visit
Ukraine’s foreign minister begins fourth African tour to strengthen bilateral ties with Malawi Zambia and Mauritius.
Africa’s bold climate leadership
Africa’s innovative approaches and strong advocacy are gaining recognition globally
African Union, regional leaders condemn Somalia suicide bombing
Al-Shabaab terror group claimed responsibility for attack that killed at least 32
Niger’s Tiani accuses France of using Benin as base for attacks
Niger’s military ruler accused France of plotting to destabilize the country and using neighboring Benin as a base for attacks.
