Nigerian police teargas protesters, arrest dozens
Authorities have been trying to keep protesters on the outskirts of major cities to prevent disruptions to business and traffic
4.3 magnitude earthquake strikes south of Algerian capital
No casualties reported, according to official sources
Cairo airport: Africa’s oldest aviation hub
Cairo Airport will remain a key player in global air travel for years to come
Somalia beach attack kills 32 civilians, police report
Videos on X showed bodies on the beach and people fleeing in panic
Fake money worth millions found in Zambian capital
A manhunt is underway for a Zimbabwean accomplice as Zambian authorities investigate a counterfeit currency ring that resulted in the seizure of $1.6 million in fake cash.
Niger militants releases footage of two Russian prisoners
Al-Qaeda linked group GSIM claims responsibility for kidnapping two Russian workers in Niger, adding to the region’s security crisis.
‘Construction mafias’ deter investors in South Africa, minister wa...
Their activities are supported by corrupt politicians, posing significant risks to ongoing and future projects
Burundi’s leader emphasizes regional unity for DR Congo stability
Burundi’s President Ndayishimiye called for regional cooperation to restore peace in DR Congo and announced aid for Zambia during his visit to the country.
Rwanda shuts down 185 illegal churches
Churches were closed for failing to comply with required legal standards, says official
Nigeria protests turn deadly as curfews imposed
At least 17 people have died in Nigeria during protests against economic hardship and government policies, prompting curfews and a heavy security crackdown.
Nigerian police on high alert amidst violent protests
Recent clashes have resulted in at least three deaths in Kaduna state
African cities embrace smart urbanization
Africa’s rapid urbanization is driving the development of smart cities, with Kigali leading the way
Burundi and Zambia sign six bilateral agreements
2 nations seek stronger trade ties, promotion of regional peace and stability in subregion
Police charge 18 in Zimbabwe; government warns of crackdown
Zimbabwean police charged 18 activists with public disorder as the government warns of a crackdown on protests ahead of a regional summit.
Tuareg rebels kill 131 soldiers on Wagner and Malian forces
The clashes mark a significant setback for Wagner and the Malian junta.
New Togo government keeps Tomegah-Dogbe as PM
Togo’s President Faure Gnassingbe forms new government, keeping Victoire Tomegah-Dogbe as Prime Minister.
M23 and AFC refuse to honor ceasefire pact with Congo
Congo rebels M23 and AFC rejected a recent ceasefire deal brokered by Angola, escalating tensions in the eastern region.
Rhino poaching declines in South Africa
The government attributes the decrease to increased anti-poaching efforts and dehorning initiatives.
Café bombing kills 16 in Nigeria’s Borno State
No group has claimed responsibility for the bombing
Deadly clashes erupt as Nigerians protest economic hardship
At least three protesters were killed in Nigeria during nationwide demonstrations against rising living costs and government policies.
Intricate Kente cloth celebrates Ashanti and Ewe traditions
The Kente cloth adorns both traditional ceremonies and modern fashion
Hundreds protest cost of living crisis across Nigerian cities
Protesters in several Nigerian cities expressed their frustration with government reforms they argue have exacerbated the cost of living crisis
Congo boat accident kills at least 30
3 days of mourning declared in eastern province of Maniema as officials fear higher death toll
Kenya lists $23M Islamic bonds to support affordable housing
President William Ruto champions Shariah-compliant Sukuk for broader investment opportunities