Outrage in Zimbabwe as the High Court upholds the denial of bail for opposition leader Jameson Timba and 78 activists.

Paul Kagame re-elected with an overwhelming 99.18 percent of the vote securing his fourth term as Rwanda’s president

Cooperation in energy, mining, intelligence, and defense is on the agenda.

The Trans-African Highway 7 is a lifeline for West Africa, promoting trade, travel, and regional cooperation

Activists are calling for Ruto’s resignation and demand reforms to address corruption and poor governance.

Representatives from Africa and Europe gathered in Libya to tackle irregular migration.

The army is searching for the attackers and claims to have recently killed 13 “terrorists” in the region.

African leaders discuss the African Union’s budget for 2025 and its role at the upcoming G20 Summit during a meeting in Ghana.

Seven people are sentenced in Morocco for helping French businessman Jacques Bouthier commit sex trafficking and abuse.

ISIS-linked ADF rebels killed at least five civilians in an attack on a market in eastern DR Congo, highlighting the ongoing violence despite joint military efforts.

Kenyan President William Ruto named his foreign minister as acting cabinet secretary for all ministries after dismissing most of his cabinet to address anti-government protests.

President Tinubu also proposed a one-off windfall tax on banks’ foreign exchange gains as part of his administration’s strategy to increase revenue

The ANC has started disciplinary hearings against former president Jacob Zuma for supporting a rival party in the recent elections.

Facing a summer energy crisis, Egypt ends power cuts with the arrival of natural gas shipments.

According to reports, Khalusha, 33, purportedly confessed to the murder of 42 women, including his wife, following his arrest in Nairobi

Lake Malawi remains a vibrant symbol of nature’s incredible capacity for diversity

Global Forest Watch data revealed a sharp rise in tree cover loss, with Virunga experiencing a 22% increase in 2021 and a further loss in 2022

Police and demonstrators clash in violent protests resulting in casualties

Following his death in 2020, Pierre Buyoya, Burundi’s ex-president, is finally laid to rest at his family’s request.

Lawyers in Guinea are on a two-week strike protesting the arrest of activists and potential disruption of a landmark trial over a 2009 massacre.

To assist the Haitian National Police, a second contingent of Kenyan officers has arrived.

Recognizing the Sahara Desert’s dual role as both a source of challenges and solutions for remains paramount

A Nigerian court delays a money laundering trial against cryptocurrency exchange Binance and its executives until October.

A deadly militia ambush in central Somalia highlights fears about the lifted UN arms embargo.