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.

An RSF source confirmed its delegation was in Geneva, while the army did not comment

The protests, initially sparked by proposed tax hikes a month ago, have continued despite Ruto withdrawing the legislation and dismissing nearly his entire cabinet

Intercommunal violence in Kwamouth has resulted in hundreds of civilian deaths and significant infrastructure damage since 2022

Security forces have arrested suspected serial killer linked to 42 murders

Kagame, who 1st assumed power in 2000, secures over 99% of votes in Monday polls amid promises of development and security

Eswatini jails pro-democracy lawmakers Mabuza and Dube for 25 and 18 years respectively, on charges of “terrorism” and murder related to 2021 protests.

The Oxford-developed vaccine shows promise in reducing deaths from the disease.

Firefighters battling the blaze are among the casualties, with poachers suspected as the cause.

Accusing the US-based Ford Foundation of promoting anarchy, Kenyan president William Ruto stated that the organization is behind the deadly anti-government protests in Kenya.

More than 50 people, including soldiers and militia fighters, were killed in clashes over land disputes in western Democratic Republic of Congo.

After a two-year pause, travel between Nigeria and the UAE is back on track.

Following an 18-day hunger strike, Tunisia’s opposition leader Bhiri was hospitalized, reflecting the deepening political crisis and claims of human rights violations.

As a symbol of strength and endurance, the acacia tree continues to inspire awe and admiration

According to the statement, Ghadames Air had transported hundreds of individuals to Nicaragua, who then planned to illegally enter US

During the vote on each clause ahead of the third and final reading scheduled for July 24

The acting head of police, Douglas Kanja Kirocho, said nine bodies had been recovered so far from the quarry