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.

In April, Russia sent military trainers to Niger

South African authorities are grappling with the case of 95 Libyan men arrested at a military-style camp.

Over 100 Congolese police officers have crossed into Uganda seeking refuge from the escalating conflict between the M23 rebels and the Congolese army.

A firm police response and a call for a protest pause by President Bola Tinubu have dampened the demonstrations

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

Tourists can soar above Tarangire National Park, taking in dazzling views of majestic wildlife and scenery

The Sharara oil field in Libya has once again been disrupted by local protesters, leading to a partial shutdown of operations.

Ukraine’s foreign minister begins fourth African tour to strengthen bilateral ties with Malawi Zambia and Mauritius.

Africa’s innovative approaches and strong advocacy are gaining recognition globally

Al-Shabaab terror group claimed responsibility for attack that killed at least 32

Niger’s military ruler accused France of plotting to destabilize the country and using neighboring Benin as a base for attacks.

Authorities have been trying to keep protesters on the outskirts of major cities to prevent disruptions to business and traffic

No casualties reported, according to official sources

Cairo Airport will remain a key player in global air travel for years to come

Videos on X showed bodies on the beach and people fleeing in panic

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.

Al-Qaeda linked group GSIM claims responsibility for kidnapping two Russian workers in Niger, adding to the region’s security crisis.

Their activities are supported by corrupt politicians, posing significant risks to ongoing and future projects

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.

Churches were closed for failing to comply with required legal standards, says official

At least 17 people have died in Nigeria during protests against economic hardship and government policies, prompting curfews and a heavy security crackdown.

Recent clashes have resulted in at least three deaths in Kaduna state

Africa’s rapid urbanization is driving the development of smart cities, with Kigali leading the way