A landslide triggered by heavy rains killed at least 55 people in a remote area of southern Ethiopia, with authorities warning the death toll could increase.

At least 26 people were killed in an attack on a village in Mali’s Mopti region, highlighting the ongoing insurgency in the Sahel.

Uganda is mediating peace talks between the Democratic Republic of Congo’s government and the M23 rebel group, despite the DRC denying any involvement.

Kenya is facing a serious health crisis after a truck transporting highly toxic sodium cyanide overturned and the chemical was looted.

African cities are not only transforming their skylines but also setting new standards for urban development

President Samia Suluhu Hassan of Tanzania has fired two senior ministers, including the foreign minister, in a cabinet reshuffle ahead of the 2025 elections.

The parliament launches an investigation to address limited crude supplies, substandard fuel practices, and rising fuel queues.

Fola David’s massive 1,050 sqm drawing celebrates Nigerian unity and might be a world record contender.

n Ghana, African leaders gathered to address economic integration, secure funding for AU projects, and emphasize the need for a unified voice at global platforms.

The National Unity Platform’s headquarters in Kampala has been sealed off by security forces, sparking concerns about a government crackdown.

Hundreds of flamingo chicks face death after their nesting lake dries up in Algeria.

Smart city initiatives are improving the quality of life for residents and attracting investment

It remains unclear whether the suspects were producing drugs for distribution within South Africa or for export

In 2017, Turkey opened its largest overseas military base in Mogadishu and has since been training Somali military and police forces

The success of this plan could serve as a model for other developing nations

This move comes shortly after the resignation of Thom Shamakamba, the head of the ACC, who stepped down amid accusations of accepting kickbacks

Namibia denied a visa extension to a Ugandan king for medical treatment after rumors of abduction sparked protests.

The ruling follows a legal challenge and aims to create a more responsible arms trade in the country.

Renowned kora player Toumani Diabate, who was born into a family of Malian griots in 1965, passed away at 58, marking the end of an era for African music.

South Kivu in DR Congo suspends all mining to address “disorder” and restore order in the mineral-rich but violence-plagued region.

Egypt and Kuwait back the ICJ’s ruling affirming Palestinian self-determination and demanding an end to Israel’s occupation of the West Bank and East Jerusalem.

Nigeria fined Meta Platforms $220 million for violating data protection and consumer rights laws by sharing user data without consent and abusing its market dominance.

This decision will significantly impact artisanal miners of metals such as gold and tin, who dominate the region’s production.

A 16-year-old whistleblower is freed in Algeria, but eight Hirak activists face terrorism charges.