A mortar attack in the turbulent east of the Democratic Republic of Congo has killed two South African soldiers and wounded 20 others, according to the South African National Defence Force.

The Star newspaper reported that sources within Ruto’s office indicated the President has proposed several amendments for parliament to consider

As Tanzanian women bear the brunt of poaching crackdown, activists call for balance between wildlife protection and human rights

Global health experts have identified it as the “most dangerous strain yet,” capable of causing severe illness and fatalities, especially among children

President William Ruto denounced the violence in a televised address, attributing the unrest to “criminals pretending to be peaceful protesters”

Demonstrators argue that the bill would impose unaffordable tax increases on ordinary citizens and businesses already burdened by the high cost of living

⁠’Regression in the continent’s political order poses a serious threat to the stability of nations,’ says Botswana’s president

Human Rights Watch condemns the arrest of 10 pro-democracy figures in Mali, urging the junta to release them and respect freedom of expression.

An armed group linked to Al-Qaeda and ISIS killed 20 Nigerien soldiers and one civilian in the western Tillaberi region, prompting a three-day national mourning.

President Museveni received artifacts looted from Uganda during colonial rule from Cambridge University, marking a significant step in reclaiming the country’s cultural heritage.

South Africa faces a mpox outbreak with 3 deaths and 16 confirmed cases. The WHO urges investigation as cases rise in Africa.

The deployment coincides with violent protests in Kenya, where demonstrators clashed with police in Nairobi, resulting in at least five deaths

Facing summer blackouts, Egypt plans to import $1.18 billion in fuel to restore power by July.

Libya repatriated 174 Nigerian migrants, including women and children, with plans for more returns in the coming weeks.

Congolese President Denis Sassou Nguesso is in Moscow for five days to hold talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin, focusing on strengthening bilateral relations.

UN peacekeeping mission in DR Congo has begun withdrawing troops from the east, starting with the closure of its main office in South Kivu province.

The officers are tasked with leading efforts to combat rampant gang violence in Haiti

China and Horn of Africa nations gather for the second Peace Conference, focusing on security, development, and governance.

Nairobi parliament was set ablaze by protesters and saw violent clashes with police, who fired live rounds, after lawmakers passed a contentious bill introducing new taxes, leading to many injuries

South Sudan unveils a wildlife spectacle – a record-breaking antelope migration as the discovery ignites hope for tourism, but a harsh reality lurks beneath the surface.

Despite challenges, Namibia remains committed to leveraging its coastal wealth for national prosperity

Police also secured the parliament, where the tax bill was being debated, and the State House, the president’s office and residence

US president first announced decision to elevate Kenya to such designation in May

Thousands protested in Nairobi and other cities last week, demanding changes