Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine shot and seriously injured

Ugandan police spokesperson Patrick Onyango did not immediately respond to a request for comment from media

Failed DR Congo jailbreak: 129 dead

An attempted jailbreak at Makala prison in DR Congo left 129 people dead, with reports of women being raped and many wounded.

Nigeria issues arrest warrant for British citizen linked to protests

The arrest warrant was issued against British national Andrew Martin Wynne, along with Nigerians Lucky Elis Obiyari and Abdullahi Musa

Victims’ families accuse Burkina junta of neglect in deadly attack

A deadly massacre in Burkina Faso has sparked outrage against the ruling junta, with victims’ families accusing authorities of neglect and silence.  

Boko Haram suspected in deadly attack that kills at least 37 in Nigeria

Local resident Modu Mohammed reported that several villagers remain unaccounted for, estimating the death toll could exceed 100

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Ugandan athlete hospitalized after petrol attack in Kenya

The 33-year-old athlete, who recently competed in the Paris Olympics, suffered burns covering more than 75% of her body

SAF airstrikes kill 10 civilians in Darfur’s Mellit

The airstrikes targeted several neighborhoods in Mellit, including al-Nasr and al-Qubba, where eight bombs were dropped, destroying four houses

Six murder suspects killed in shootout with South African police

The suspects were linked to a recent spate of killings, including a triple murder on Friday and the execution-style slaying of four others on Sunday

Jacob Zuma’s daughter engages to king of Eswatini

At the Reed Dance ceremony in Eswatini, Nomceba Zuma confirmed her engagement to King Mswati, joining hundreds of young women in traditional dress for the annual celebration.

Nigerian protesters charged with treason, plead not guilty

The Nigerian government’s crackdown on protests has raised concerns about the country’s commitment to democracy and human rights.

UN climate change forum inaugurated by Tanzania’s VP

Tanzania’s vice-president Philip Mpango inaugurated a crucial UN-sanctioned forum in Arusha aimed at accelerating global climate action and improving funding strategies.

Whistleblowers expose illegal Libyan military training in S Africa

Ninety-five Libyans were deported from South Africa after being caught training for a Libyan military commander at a secret camp.

Gunshots ring out as prisoners try to escape DR Congo jail

A failed prison break attempt occurred at Makala prison in Kinshasa, the Democratic Republic of Congo, resulting in gunfire and casualties.

Humanitarian crises in Africa grow due to climate change

Africa is experiencing the brunt of climate change, with rising temperatures, extreme weather, and severe impacts on agriculture, food security, and public health.

Africa’s digital economy surges with mobile money and e-commerce

As Africa continues to embrace digital transformation, it’s poised to become a global leader in the digital economy

Another deadly bus accident tragedy strikes South Africa

Two bus accidents in South Africa this week have resulted in the deaths of 15 people, with dozens more injured.

Two Israelis face charges for assaulting hotel staff in Egypt

Egyptian authorities have detained two Israeli citizens for assaulting hotel workers in Taba.

African leaders in Beijing as China seeks to expand exports

China will push African nations at an upcoming summit to increase imports of its goods, especially green technologies, before Western export restrictions take effect.

Smart cities network drives Africa’s urban transformation

Africa is poised to lead the way in building the cities of the future—cities that are smart, resilient, and capable

Hounded beauty queen wins miss universe nigeria

A former Miss South Africa contestant, who withdrew from the competition amidst xenophobic attacks, has found triumph in Nigeria.

Heavy rains and flooding kill 20 in Niger

Over last 3 months, flooding across country has displaced over 353,000, latest data shows

Rwanda’s president retires over 1,000 soldiers from military

Move follows sacking of more than 200 soldiers due to ‘gross misconduct’

Three Arab Israelis, two Egyptians injured in Taba hotel brawl

The incident reportedly began when an Arab Israeli tourist verbally insulted an Egyptian hotel employee

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