AU calls for action against ADF over killings in DRC

The African Union condemned the killings of 150 civilians in eastern DR Congo by the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF), urging regional cooperation to address the ongoing violence.

Gang kills 6, kidnaps 100 in northwest Nigeria

About a dozen armed men on motorcycles stormed Tudun Doki in Sokoto State’s Gwadabawa District just hours before Eid al-Adha prayers, says police spokesperson

Russia’s influence grows as France exits Sahel region

France plans a significant reduction of its military presence in West and Central Africa, shifting focus from large-scale operations to training and partnerships.

The enduring power of African extended family systems

In African societies, the extended family is more than just a social unit; it is a vital component of cultural identity

South Africa’s unity government expands to 5 parties, ANC says

The unity government aims to ensure representation from all participating parties in decision-making processes through consensus

Zimbabwe police arrest opposition leader and dozens more

Following disputed elections last year, Zimbabwe’s opposition has faced a series of crackdowns and detentions

Mourners killed by car in Malawi VP’s funeral convoy

Thousands lined the streets to see the coffin, but tensions rose near Chilima’s home as people threw stones at government vehicles

Nairobi: Where wildlife meets urban splendor

Nairobi’s unique blend of urban sophistication and natural splendor makes it a standout city

Pope urges global effort to protect civilians in DRC conflict

Amid rising violence in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, Pope Francis calls on authorities to act, emphasizing the need to protect christians who have been targeted for their faith.

South Africa’s MK forms alliance to confront ANC, DA coalition

South Africa’s uMkhonto we Sizwe party, led by Jacob Zuma, has allied with smaller opposition parties to challenge the ANC and DA coalition government in parliament.

Al Qaeda affiliate claims Burkina Faso attack, says SITE group

Several videos shared online by the insurgents show intense gunfire around the army base, a display of dozens of weapons and ammunition

Tens of thousands mourn Malawi’s VP in national stadium service

Some attendees booed government officials, including President Lazarus Chakwera, but calm was restored by Catholic priests

Tanzania launches eastern Africa’s first electric train

State-of-the-art train transports 1,400 passengers from coastal city of Dar es Salaam to Morogoro on its maiden journey, covering 300-kilometer distance

Discover Zimbabwe’s spectacular waterfalls

Zimbabwe, the Land of Waterfalls, offers a unique and awe-inspiring experience for nature enthusiasts

Kenyan magistrate shot by police officer in court dies

According to a police report, the policeman’s wife had requested bail after pleading guilty to obtaining 2.9 million Kenyan shillings ($22,700) by false pretenses

South Africa’s Cyril Ramaphosa secures second term as president

In a historic move, South Africa’s ANC forms a coalition government and re-elects Cyril Ramaphosa for a second term, following an election that changed the political landscape.

Suspects in DRC coup attempt say inhumane detention conditions

Lawyers for 51 defendants in a Congo coup trial, including three Americans, claim their clients faced mistreatment and irregularities during detention and hearings.

Niger halts oil exports to China amid standoff with Benin

Niger’s oil exports to China via Benin have come to a standstill as a border dispute between the West African neighbors escalates.

Nigeria drops tax evasion charges against Binance executives

Gambaryan has been in custody since February, while Anjarwalla left Nigeria in March.

South Africa’s ANC, DA, others agree on national unity government

First sitting of parliament currently underway, where lawmakers will elect speaker, deputy speaker, and president

Niger’s top court removes president Bazoum’s immunity

Authorities in Niger have accused Bazoum of treason, financing terrorism, and conspiring to destabilize the state

ANC nears formation of government of national unity

First sitting of parliament will be held Friday where lawmakers will elect speaker, deputy speaker and president

UN: Cross-border FGM undermines eradication efforts

FGM is banned in over 70 countries, including at least 35 in sub-Saharan Africa, as per the World Bank

Iran and Niger forge secret ‘yellowcake’ uranium deal

Niger’s government denies the negotiations and agreement

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