Niger reports soldier deaths in militant attack
A fierce battle between Nigerien forces and armed militants resulted in the deaths of fifteen soldiers.
Nigeria braces for potential unrest over economic hardship
Frustrated Nigerians are set to take to the streets to demand an end to bad governance and economic hardship.
Deadly landslide hits Ethiopia, over 220 killed
The disaster has caused widespread destruction and left communities in shock.
South Africa’s Ramaphosa signs law to limit emissions
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has signed a climate change act setting emissions caps and requiring adaptation plans from towns and cities.
HRW accuses Cameroon of curbing freedom of expression
Human Rights Watch says Cameroon is restricting freedom of expression with new laws targeting critics of the government, ahead of the 2025 presidential elections.
Trial of DR Congo’s former election chief to begin
Corneille Nangaa Yobeluo accused of supporting rebel’s movements including M23
Exploring Chefchaouen: The blue jewel of Morocco
Chefchaouen continues to enchant and inspire all who visit
Terrorism reaches Togo as al Qaeda group strikes
An Al Qaeda-linked group has claimed responsibility for the assault on an army barracks.
Ugandan security forces crackdown on anti-corruption protest
The demonstration was met with heavy security presence, and several protesters have been charged.
UK’s home secretary condemns wasted Rwanda funds
Former Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s failed Rwanda plan deemed a waste of 700 million pounds by new Home Secretary.
Kagame: New period for Rwanda?
Paul Kagame won a fourth term in Rwanda’s presidential election with over 99% of the vote.
President Ramaphosa vows solidarity with oppressed regions
South Africa’s president, Cyril Ramaphosa, reaffirmed his country’s support for Palestine, Cuba, and the disputed Western Sahara region.
Landslide kills dozens in southern Ethiopia
A landslide triggered by heavy rains killed at least 55 people in a remote area of southern Ethiopia, with authorities warning the death toll could increase.
Mali terrorists kill 26 in brutal field ambush
At least 26 people were killed in an attack on a village in Mali’s Mopti region, highlighting the ongoing insurgency in the Sahel.
DRC and M23 rebels meet in Uganda for peace negotiations
Uganda is mediating peace talks between the Democratic Republic of Congo’s government and the M23 rebel group, despite the DRC denying any involvement.
Toxic chemical theft sparks panic in Kenya
Kenya is facing a serious health crisis after a truck transporting highly toxic sodium cyanide overturned and the chemical was looted.
Modern architecture transforms African cities
African cities are not only transforming their skylines but also setting new standards for urban development
Tanzania president fires two ministers in surprise cabinet reshuffle
President Samia Suluhu Hassan of Tanzania has fired two senior ministers, including the foreign minister, in a cabinet reshuffle ahead of the 2025 elections.
Nigeria probes fuel shortages, dirty imports
The parliament launches an investigation to address limited crude supplies, substandard fuel practices, and rising fuel queues.
Nigerian artist aims for largest drawing record
Fola David’s massive 1,050 sqm drawing celebrates Nigerian unity and might be a world record contender.
AU stresses need for faster economic integration at summit
n Ghana, African leaders gathered to address economic integration, secure funding for AU projects, and emphasize the need for a unified voice at global platforms.
Uganda police seal off opposition headquarters
The National Unity Platform’s headquarters in Kampala has been sealed off by security forces, sparking concerns about a government crackdown.
Climate crisis drives mass rescue of flamingo chicks in Algeria
Hundreds of flamingo chicks face death after their nesting lake dries up in Algeria.
African cities lead the way in smart urban development
Smart city initiatives are improving the quality of life for residents and attracting investment
