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.
Ethiopia declares 3-day mourning after deadly landslide
3-day national mourning period to begin Saturday following catastrophic landslide in southern Gofa zone that killed nearly 260 people earlier this week
Death penalty fears for Niger’s ex-president, lawyer says
Last month, Niger’s top court stripped Bazoum of his immunity, allowing him to be tried for treason and other offenses
South Africa busts secret military camp, arrests Libyans
South African police discovered and raided a secret military training camp, arresting 95 Libyan nationals who had entered the country on fraudulent visas.
Burundi reports three mpox cases, health ministry confirms
Two cases were identified in Bujumbura and one in Isare, approximately 30 km (18.64 miles) from the capital
Two buses crash in Mali, leaving 16 dead
A head-on collision between two buses in central Mali resulted in the deaths of 16 people and injuries to 48 others.
EU imposes sanctions on Congo rebel leaders
Among those sanctioned are two leaders of the M23 rebel group, a Tutsi-led faction that has escalated its activities in eastern Congo this year
The origin of coffee: Ethiopia’s rich brew tradition
Many may not realize that they are partaking in a tradition that traces back to Ethiopia
Mali forces launch offensive against separatists near Algeria border
Mali troops and their Russian allies engaged in a fierce battle with separatist rebels near the Algeria border, with claims of casualties on both sides and ongoing efforts to secure the region.
Ramaphosa appoints Mandisa Maya as chief justice of South Africa
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa appointed Mandisa Maya as the country’s first female Chief Justice, marking a significant milestone for women in leadership.
Police investigate Murder of Influential Media Regulator
The newly appointed head of Zambia’s Independent Broadcasting Authority was murdered, sparking outrage and calls for a swift investigation.
Digital revolution transforms African logistics
The impact of digital technology on logistics in Africa extends beyond business operations
Burkina Faso military denies involvement in mutilation video
Disturbing footage has emerged on social media showing individuals in military uniforms committing a horrific act against a civilian.
Algeria condemns France’s support for Moroccan Sahara plan
France’s recent decision to support Morocco’s autonomy plan for Western Sahara has drawn fierce criticism from Algeria.
US imposes sanctions on Congo rebel group
Treasury Department has imposed sanctions on the Congo River Alliance, M23, and key leaders for their role in the conflict.
ADF militants slaughter 20 civilians in DRC’s Beni
The ongoing violence in eastern DR Congo continues as another massacre has been reported.
Ethiopia landslide death toll climbs to 257
The death toll from landslides in Ethiopia has reached 257, with fears it could double.
