South Sudan’s vice president criticized the peace talks in Kenya for ignoring the 2018 peace agreement, alleging the new draft aims to replace the original deal.

The parliament has passed a historic law banning child marriage.

Ghaly, also known as Abou Fadl, faces accusations of war crimes and crimes against humanity committed between January 2012 and January 2013

Tunisian President Kais Saied has fired the minister of religious affairs following the deaths of 49 Tunisians during the hajj pilgrimage in Saudi Arabia.

A Nigerian court nullified the reappointment of a prominent emir in Kano, reigniting a power struggle between two royals and raising tensions in the city.

Binance previously disclosed that Gambaryan was suffering from malaria and pneumonia

Boubacar Toure, a party representative, told media that 11 people, mainly political leaders, were detained

The new airport aims to boost tourism by attracting visitors to the 1,442-square-kilometer (557-square-mile) Kidepo park

The Egyptian government struggles to determine an official death toll for unregistered pilgrims

Rex Kanyike Masai died from gunshot wounds, a doctor confirmed

Italy has already contributed $1.5B since GAVI’s inception, says foreign minister

Giraffe populations across East Africa exhibit varied and intricate coat patterns

In a significant shift, Niger cancels French company Orano’s license at the massive Imouraren uranium mine.

French President Macron and African leaders launched a $1 billion project to boost Africa’s local vaccine production.

Thousands of young people protest tax hikes, utilizing social media to organize and document the movement.

The permit threatens endangered species, local communities, and the rainforest ecosystem.

Egypt forms a crisis unit to investigate the deaths, focusing on unregistered pilgrims most at risk.

Somalia’s fight against Al-Shabaab faces a potential setback as the African Union weighs their request for more troops.

The Insignia, capable of accommodating 670 passengers, is currently on a 180-day global voyage that began in January

In Nairobi’s central business district, police sprayed protesters with purple-colored water from water cannons and blocked their route towards parliament

The lions, believed to have escaped from Kafue National Park, prompted concerns that led to plans to temporarily close nearby schools

In the videos, Gouws, recently sworn into parliament, repeatedly uses local slurs and the n-word, calling for violence against black people

Declared a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2014, the Okavango Delta is recognized for its natural beauty

‘It is critical to advance national reconciliation and transitional justice,’ says deputy head of UN Support Mission in Libya