Afrikaans: A linguistic journey from Dutch roots

Afrikaans, with its unique origins and evolution, is a testament to the dynamic nature of language

Russia pledges to enhance capabilities of Khalifa Haftar’s Libyan forces

Russian deputy defense minister highlights Moscow’s contribution to enhancing capabilities of Libyan Eastern Forces

African youth propel bright future

The vibrant energy and optimism of African youth are key drivers of progress

Malema outlines conditions for coalition government

Malema’s primary demand is the expropriation of white-owned land without compensation

South Africa’s ANC loses majority, seeks coalition

This historic moment ends the ANC’s unbroken reign since 1994 when Nelson Mandela became president

ANC accepts defeat in Zuma’s heartland

With nearly all votes counted, former President Jacob Zuma’s MK party leads with 45% in the provincial legislature elections

Burkina Faso lawyer charged with plotting against army govt

In recent weeks, several individuals perceived as opponents of the military government led by Captain Ibrahim Traore have been kidnapped or possibly arrested in Ouagadougou

South African soldier killed, 13 wounded in DRC clash with M23

A South African soldier was killed and 13 injured in a clash with M23 rebels in eastern DRC, as fighting intensifies between the rebel group and the SADC force.

Nigeria: Army, IPOB clash leaves 11 dead

A clash between the Nigerian army and separatists in the southeast left 11 dead, including soldiers and civilians, with both sides blaming each other for the violence.

Zuma returns as leader of new party challenging the ANC in KZN

Jacob Zuma’s new party has significantly disrupted ANC dominance in KwaZulu-Natal, leading in provincial votes and becoming the third largest party nationally.

Zambia’s ex-first lady arrested on money laundering charges

Zambia’s former first lady, Esther Lungu, was arrested on money laundering charges for unexplained ownership of expensive properties.

Belgian-Portuguese man arrested in CAR for alleged plot

The CAR, among the most impoverished nations in Africa, has grappled with civil conflicts, coups, and authoritarian regimes since gaining independence from France in 1960

South Africa faces coalition talks as ANC support plummets

Although the ANC, the party of Nelson Mandela, is expected to remain the largest political force after Wednesday’s election, voters have penalized it for economic decline and widespread poverty

Nigerian army reports 11 deaths in clash with weparatists

According to the army, the armed wing of the banned Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) movement “sprang a surprise attack” near Aba in Abia State

Kenyan president confident in Haiti mission

Kenya plans to send about 1,000 police officers to lead a multinational force in Haiti

New dinosaur species discovered in Zimbabwe

Bones date back approximately 210M years to late Triassic period, exhibit unique characteristics

Trekking and culture in the Atlas Mountains

The Atlas Mountains have gained popularity as a destination for eco-tourism

Southern Africa faces rise in elephant deaths due to drought

A severe drought linked to El Nino threatens mass elephant deaths in Southern Africa.

US vows to re-engage Africa despite shift to Russia for security

The US military leader in Africa defends their counterterrorism strategy despite criticism and African nations turning to Russia for security.

DRC: Fighting intensifies as M23 rebels near Goma

The Democratic Republic of Congo faces renewed violence as M23 rebels advance in North Kivu province.

Mali probes killing of 9 army recruits in militant-hit north

Mali investigates the killing of nine aspiring soldiers by suspected jihadists in the north, raising concerns about security and targeting of civilians.

Ruto justifies use of private jet for US visit amidst financial strain

Kenyan President William Ruto clarifies the expenses of his US trip, emphasizing fiscal responsibility amidst criticism over luxury spending.

Senegal begins diplomatic mission to Mali and Burkina Faso

President faye of Senegal visited Mali and Burkina Faso to enhance regional ties and promote cooperation after these countries exited ECOWAS, marking his tenth visit to an African state since taking office.

Niger TV station fires 36 staff over wage arrears strike

Media associations report that many journalists in Niger, one of the world’s poorest countries, have not been paid for a year or more

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