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

Al Shabaab militants claimed responsibility for the attack on an affiliated radio station

Presidential race pits incumbent Paul Kagame against 2 others

The investments in modern railway systems by Ethiopia and Kenya are transformative steps

A car bomb blast ripped through a cafe in Mogadishu, Somalia, killing five people and injuring around 20 others who were watching the Euro 2024 final.

The cause of the violence remains unclear due to government restrictions on media access to the region.

Outrage grips Kenya after the discovery of 8 mutilated women’s bodies in a Nairobi garbage site. Police launch a probe, aiming to conclude within 3 weeks.

Zimbabwe’s President Mnangagwa has launched a reconciliation process for 1980s massacres, starting with survivor hearings.

There was no comment from Tunisian authorities on arrest

The rich fishing grounds along Namibia’s Atlantic coastline are a sign of the country’s natural wealth

Rwandans will vote Monday in presidential and legislative elections after a three-week campaign, with the polls opening at 7 a.m.

A joint operation in Sierra Leone led to the arrest of 7 individuals suspected of plotting a bomb attack.

The shocking discovery of dismembered bodies in a Kenyan rubbish dump has sent shivers down the spine of the nation.

UNSMIL urges authorities to release him and calls for the protection of all media workers in Libya.

The withdrawal of U.N. peacekeepers from North Kivu in Congo is unlikely while Rwandan troops remain in the region, according to Congolese Foreign Minister Therese Kayikwamba Wagner. North Kivu faces a two-year insurgency by the M23 militia, allegedly supported by Rwanda. Wagner emphasized the need for an orderly withdrawal of the U.N. mission (MONUSCO) once

The clash in the capital’s main prison resulted in the deaths of five prisoners and three soldiers, with 21 people injured

Curfew imposed after jailbreak in southwestern Tillaberi region

Culture Ministry will intensify activities that express Algeria’s solidarity with Palestinian cause

Former Minister of Health, Abdellatif Makki, subject to travel ban and media blackout.

A West African court found Nigeria violated the rights of #EndSARS protesters, including use of force at Lekki toll gate.