Otakukon, Zimbabwe’s only festival dedicated to Japanese pop culture, gathers local “Otaku”—fans of anime, comics, and video games

The attack occurred in the Barsalogho region, approximately 40 kilometers north of the strategic town of Kaya

Mali’s military, the Russian defense ministry, and Burkina Faso’s government have yet to comment on the incident

A tragic landslide in Ethiopia’s Amhara region has resulted in 10 deaths and widespread displacement.

Kais Saied reshuffled the Tunisian government replacing 19 ministers as the country braces for elections in October, amid rising criticism and the jailing of opposition candidates.

Devastating floods have caused widespread damage in West Africa, leading to loss of life, displacement, and destruction of infrastructure.

Two police officers were killed and three were injured in the attack, which involved the use of knives and explosives.

According to M23 spokesman Willy Ngoma, government forces launched an attack on multiple rebel positions around Kirumba early Sunday morning

‘By 18th century, one slave could be bought for approximately 100,000 seashells,’ says antiquities expert

While the lion will always hold the title of “king of the jungle,” the king cobra deserves recognition

This nutty delight remains a favorite across West Africa, celebrated for its flavor and versatility

With only one laboratory in the country equipped to test for mpox, and no vaccines available, health officials are struggling to manage the outbreak

The conflict between Israel and Hezbollah, which has intensified since the 7 October Hamas attack on Israel, has heightened concerns

The World Health Organization (WHO) previously declared mpox a global public health emergency following an outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC)

The World Health Organization (WHO) declared the recent outbreak of mpox a public health emergency following the discovery of this more transmissible variant

Kidnapping for ransom has become rampant in northern Nigeria, with armed gangs frequently targeting villagers, students, and motorists

Heavy rainfall in Nigeria’s northwestern Jigawa State has led to devastating floods, resulting in the deaths of at least 33 people and the displacement of thousands.

Devastating floods have struck Mali, leaving 30 people dead and over 47,000 affected.

The mpox virus, which has seen a surge in cases in Africa, can be halted and brought under control through coordinated efforts between international agencies, national partners, civil society, researchers, and manufacturers.

Tuareg rebels in northern Mali say they have not received direct communication from Russia about the Wagner Group fighters they captured.

Rights group reports that former Eritrea finance minister Berhane Abrehe has died in custody after six years of incommunicado detention following his criticism of president Isaias Afwerki.

These projects are expected to create thousands of jobs, attract foreign investment

Rwanda, the African Union, and the UN refugee agency have renewed their commitment to resettle refugees from Libya.

The current tensions arose after political factions attempted to remove CBL head Sadiq al-Kabir, with rival armed groups mobilizing in support of opposing sides