Israel’s Heritage Minister Amichai Eliyahu has called for the reoccupation of Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula, leading to increased tensions between Israel and Egypt.

Under the new legislation, anyone involved in marrying off a girl under the age of 18 faces a minimum 15-year jail term

Human Rights Watch accuses Ethiopian forces of war crimes in Amhara, including attacks on medical personnel, patients, and healthcare facilities.

Interior Minister Kithure Kindike blamed the violence on “hordes of marauding criminal gangs” and accused some of trying to “politicize crime”

Tunisia’s opposition expected to boycott presidential elections as it previously boycotted parliamentary, local elections under Saied’s rule

Authorities pledge to restore order amid ongoing civil unrest, escalating violence, extensive property damage

African traditional clothing stands as a sign of the continent’s cultural diversity

Hundreds of villagers in Ivory Coast fall ill after a gold mine leak contaminates their drinking water source.

A leader of a Malian militia allied with the government was assassinated, possibly in retaliation for his role in killing a high-ranking ISIS official.

Three deaths during riots in Mauritania have raised concerns following the presidential election victory of Mohamed Ould Cheikh El Ghazouani.

This variant is more contagious, deadlier, and impacting children and pregnant women.

With a lack of resources, the agency warns of a potential refugee crisis in Europe if aid is not provided.

The disassembled drones were discovered in six containers at the port of Gioia Tauro, Calabria, concealed among fake wind turbine blades

Fighting continues around the village of Kaseghe, as Congolese troops attempt to repel the rebels

Egypt prepares to swear in a new cabinet with changes in key ministries like finance, foreign affairs, and supply, aiming to address economic challenges.

After initial discussions, Ethiopia and Somalia show commitment to dialogue. New meeting planned in Ankara with Turkey acting as facilitator.

Africa’s largest and deepest lakes, Lake Victoria and Lake Tanganyika, are natural wonders

Current response ‘insufficient’ to meet overwhelming needs, according to International Organization for Migration

In response to recent Boko Haram attacks, a regional force conducted airstrikes and ground operations in Lake Chad, reportedly killing over 70 militants.

Violent protests erupted after the election commission declared Assoumani re-elected for a fourth five-year term

According to the U.N. children’s agency, half of the children in the country lack access to health services

The UN’s weather agency confirms Tropical Cyclone Freddy, which ravaged eastern Africa last year, as the longest-lasting cyclone ever recorded at 36 days.

The government has called for calm, with State House communications director Gerald Bitok urging peace and patriotism

Azali Assoumani reshuffled his cabinet and named his son to a key government role, sparking criticism and accusations of nepotism amid political unrest in Comoros.