Al Qaeda claims deadly ambush in Mali

The attack on Saturday occurred near the Algeria border, coinciding with ongoing clashes involving Tuareg rebels in Tinzaouaten

Russian commander killed in sandstorm ambush in Mali

A commander from a Russian mercenary group was killed in Mali during an ambush by rebel fighters amid a sandstorm, the group reported. The West African nation’s military regime enlisted the Wagner group in 2021 to combat jihadist and separatist forces. The mercenary outfit, now rebranded as Africa Corps, revealed it joined Mali’s military in

France endorses Moroccan autonomy plan for western Sahara

The dispute, dating back to 1975, pits Morocco, which claims the Western Sahara as its territory, against the Algeria-backed Polisario Front

M23, Rwandan forces allegedly interfere with Congo’s air traffic

Congo’s government has accused M23 rebels and Rwandan forces of disrupting air traffic in North Kivu by sending false GPS signals.

Journalists among thousands pardoned by Morocco’s king 

Morocco’s King Mohammed VI pardoned three jailed journalists among 2,476 convicts on the 25th anniversary of his reign, maintaining victims’ rights.

Turkey’s Erdogan, Somalia’s Mohamud discuss bilateral ties

Turkish-Somali discussions between Erdogan and Mohamud focused on maintaining support for Somalia’s stability.

Death sentence plea for 25 suspected M23 rebels in DRC

In a high-stakes trial, a Congolese prosecutor has demanded capital punishment for 25 individuals accused of being members of the M23 rebel group, which has caused significant instability in the east.

36 Ugandan opposition supporters charged with terrorism

Prosecution alleges that suspects traveled from various parts of Uganda to Kisumu, Western Kenya, with intent to provide or receive terrorism training

Africa’s digital revolution sparks economic growth

The digital revolution in Africa is driving economic inclusion and connecting communities

Nigerian boxer fails drugs test at olympics

The 22-year-old, who won gold at the African Games in Accra this year and a bronze at the 2022 Commonwealth Games

Wagner Group admits losses in ‘fierce battles’ in Mali

Wagner says its forces clashed with Tuareg rebels, al-Qaeda on July 22-27 near border commune of Tinzaouaten in northeastern Mali

Jacob Zuma’s ANC membership at risk after leading rival party

The ANC has decided to expel former president Jacob Zuma for leading a rival party in the May elections, as reported in a leaked document.

River tragedy: 19 killed in Ethiopia boat capsize

At least 19 people have died after a boat capsized on the Tekeze River in Ethiopia’s Amhara region, with several others still missing.

Libya rejects crude oil supply negotiations with Nigeria

NOC reaffirmed its commitment to existing contracts and legal sales procedures, dismissing claims of potential oil deals with Nigeria.

Africa’s traditional sports: A cultural legacy

In recent years, there has been growing international interest in Africa’s traditional sports

Seven killed in Congo concert stampede

A tragic stampede occurred during a music concert at Kinshasa’s Stade des Martyrs, resulting in the deaths of seven people and injuries to many others.

Ugandan, Congolese troops free ADF captives

Congolese and Ugandan troops rescued 23 women and children abducted by the ADF rebel group during a joint military operation in eastern Congo.

Turkey deepens commitment to Somali security and stability

Türkiye extended its military deployment in Somalia for two years to support security, combat terrorism, and help restructure Somali defense forces.

South Africa to deport 95 Libyans after camp raid

The men entered the country on security guard visas but were found to be involved in military-style activities.

Uganda police arrest over 100 anti-corruption protesters

Rights groups condemned the government’s heavy-handed response to the demonstrations.

Maasai culture: Warriors and traditions endure

One of the most iconic aspects of Maasai culture is their warriors, known as morans

Ethiopian PM visits village devastated by deadly landslide

Ethiopian prime minister Abiy Ahmed visited a remote village hit by the deadliest landslide in the country’s history, killing over 250 people and leaving many missing.

Landmine kills at least seven Nigerian soldiers

The military has not yet commented on the incident

Tunisia eases sentence for criticized broadcaster

A Tunisian appeals court reduced the prison sentence of a TV broadcaster convicted under a controversial decree used to stifle dissent.

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