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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

The United States has previously sanctioned numerous entities and individuals worldwide that support the Wagner Group

The European Union officially adopted the Economic Partnership Agreement with Kenya, granting duty-free access for Kenyan exports and fostering cooperation on sustainability.

With strategic planning, these cities are poised to become even more significant

These sanctions follow similar actions by Britain last month.

The final results are expected to confirm the ANC as the largest party, but not with a clear majority

Local communities, including indigenous Maasai pastoralists, call for action

Lawmakers face criticism for the hasty decision and the choice of a colonial-era anthem.

Guinea-Bissau, a corruption-plagued country, is the first in sub-Saharan Africa to utilize blockchain technology to manage civil servant salaries and enhance transparency.

A Burkina Faso officer, Lieutenant-Colonel Zoungrana, was abducted a day after his release on charges of attempting a coup.

Tunisia intercepts a growing number of migrants in 2024, with over 21,000 stopped so far.

The wave of urbanization is poised to unlock new opportunities and drive economic growth

The press union in Guinea slams the military junta’s media ban as “repressive.” Hundreds of journalists have lost their jobs, and a general strike looms.

Fearing violence, Kano state governor outlaws protests amid a dispute over the emirate throne.

Nigeria, facing its own load shedding issues, has limited electricity supplies to Togo, Niger, and Benin since May 1 for six months

New Cabinet composed of 54 ministers versus 57 last government