Comoros launches vaccination drive to combat cholera

Anjouan island, the hardest hit, sees children receiving the first doses.

Seychelles beckons with pristine beaches and coral reefs

The islands boast some of the world’s most stunning beaches, such as Anse Source d’Argent on La Digue

Six Niger soldiers killed in attack on Niger-Benin oil pipeline

The attack occurred between the villages of Salkam and Tibiri in Niger’s southeastern Dosso region on Wednesday afternoon

Three Ugandan lawmakers charged with corruption

The three pleaded not guilty and were remanded to a maximum security prison

Zambia to create new mineral investment and trading entity

A newly created entity will focus on investment and trading, shifting the model from dividend payments to production sharing with mining companies.

Guinea worries about rising anti-African sentiment in Europe

Amid rising far-right influence in Europe, Guinea’s Prime Minister Amadou Oury Bah draws comparisons to pre-WWII fascism and expresses readiness to cooperate with new leaders if necessary.

Spain migrant deaths soar on sea route

A perilous journey claims thousands of lives. Over 5,000 migrants died trying to reach Spain by sea in 2024.

Ex-Kenyan cop faces murder charges in high-profile case

Kenya grapples with police violence. A former officer faces murder charges for killing two youths.

Libya, Tunisia announce border reopening plan

The Ras Jdir border crossing between Libya and Tunisia will reopen in stages. Limited access begins June 19th, followed by full reopening on June 20th.

South Africa pledges millions of aid against Israel’s Gaza war

South Africa condemns Israel’s actions in Gaza, pledges humanitarian aid, and demands unhindered access for relief supplies.

Over 80 killed in western Congo boat accident

Deadly boat accidents are frequent in Congo, where vessels often exceed their capacity

Madagascar’s ruling party loses parliamentary majority

President Rajoelina’s party secured only 80 seats in Madagascar’s national assembly as independents and opposition candidates claimed significant victories.

The space race in Africa

Nigeria, South Africa, Egypt, and Algeria are among the nations leading the space race

Senegal starts oil production with presidential promises of benefits

The Australian energy giant Woodside hailed the start of extraction as a “historic day” for both the company and the nation

South Africa’s first mpox fatality amidst five confirmed cases

Genomic sequencing of three of the cases revealed the strain mpox clade IIb, which gained global traction starting in 2022

Libya expels more than 160 illegal migrants from Bangladesh

Migrants sent back via Benghazi’s Benina International Airport on June 10

Rwanda accuses UN refugee agency of lying in UK asylum case

A UNHCR spokesperson in Rwanda declined immediate comment

DRC miners face exploitation despite green energy boom: NGO

A new report reveals shocking working conditions for miners in DR Congo, a key source of cobalt and copper for electric vehicles and green energy.

At least 49 migrants dead, 140 missing off Yemen coast: IOM

According to the United Nations, 97,000 migrants arrived in Yemen from the Horn of Africa last year

Gunmen in Nigeria claim 26 lives, abduct dozens

These criminal elements, often referred to as bandits, have established strongholds in expansive forests spanning Zamfara, Katsina, Kaduna, and Niger states

Exploring Africa: Rich cultures, vast landscapes

Comprising 54 recognized countries, Africa’s borders encompass a vast array of languages

Malawi VP Chilima dies in plane crash

The crash site, according to Chakwera’s address to the nation, was in a mountainous area within the Chikangawa Forest

Search intensifies for missing plane carrying Malawi VP

The aircraft, which departed just after 9:00 am (0700 GMT), was carrying 51-year-old Chilima and nine others when it failed to land due to adverse weather conditions

Dozens dead, after Horn of Africa migrant boat capsizes

A migrant boat carrying people from the Horn of Africa capsized off Yemen’s coast, resulting in dozens of deaths and leaving over 100 missing.

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