France, Djibouti strengthen defense ties with new treaty

French President Macron and Djibouti President Guelleh renewed their defense partnership, updating the 1977 treaty.

Brutal attack on farmers leaves 17 dead in DRC

A horrific massacre has occurred in Congo’s North Kivu province, where at least 17 civilians were killed by suspected ADF militants.

Dozens missing, 25 dead after Mauritanian boat capsizes

Rescue efforts are underway as the IOM reports over 300 people were on board.

Nigeria govt begs for patience amidst protest threats

President Bola Tinubu’s administration is facing increasing pressure as Nigerians plan mass protests against economic hardship.

Ethiopian Airlines grounded to Eritrea

In a surprising move that has sent shockwaves through the aviation industry, Eritrea has announced the suspension of all Ethiopian Airlines flights to the East African nation. The decision, effective September 30, 2024, marks a significant setback in the bilateral relations between the two neighboring countries. The suspension comes as a complete surprise to Ethiopian

UN urges Africa to end HIV epidemic by 2030

The UN’s UNAIDS program is calling for a combination of strong political will, technical expertise to end the HIV pandemic.

Armed groups kill 4, capture 13 elders in Northern Ethiopia

Local media reports suggest up to 11 casualties; official confirmation pending

African aviation takes off

Africa’s aviation industry is well on its way to becoming a global powerhouse

Meta deletes 63,000 FB accounts tied to Nigerian sextortion scams

These accounts were linked to notorious Nigerian online fraudsters known as “Yahoo boys,” who are infamous for various scams

Kenya’s Ruto appoints opposition members to cabinet amid backlash

In a speech from his official residence, Ruto described the new government as a visionary partnership for the radical transformation of Kenya

Morocco’s wheat fields wither under six-year drought

Climate change is intensifying in Morocco, with a severe drought crippling wheat production and exposing the nation’s vulnerability to food shortages.

US Senator quits after being convicted of Egypt corruption case

Senator Bob Menendez was found guilty on all 16 criminal counts including bribery and acting as an agent for Egypt’s government.

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.

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