New Cabinet composed of 54 ministers versus 57 last government

More than 27M people have registered to vote for national and provincial assemblies’ representatives

Togo’s having political evolution with President Gnassingbe’s potential extension of rule through the newly formed council of ministers, as revealed by a minister.

Mali prime minister’s ally Boubacar Traore has been arrested and will stand trial in July after criticizing the military rulers.

Amnesty International demands fair trials or release for 26 relatives of a slain opposition leader secretly detained for over 3 months in Chad.

Nigeria suffers a blow as star striker Victor Osimhen is ruled out of next month’s World Cup qualifiers due to injury.

Fresh clashes between M23 rebels and the DR Congo army leave at least 10 dead and many displaced.

Newly elected President Faye initiates national dialogue to reform Senegal’s justice system, addressing long-standing issues and promising pragmatic changes.

A Polish citizen accused of spying in the Democratic Republic of Congo has been cleared of charges and released.

The latest incident occurred late Saturday at a bar in Bamenda, the main city in the Northwest region

Last week, judges at the International Court of Justice supported South Africa’s request to order Israel to halt its offensive in Rafah

The recent turmoil began when Kano’s state governor, Abba Kabir Yusuf, reinstated former emir Muhammadu Sanusi II last week, four years after his removal by the previous governor

Africa’s road trips promise unforgettable adventures

Government spokesman Isaac Mwaura stated the benefits of the visit outweighed the costs but did not provide specifics

In response to Niger’s political situation after a military takeover, the EU will end its military mission.

These countries are set to maintain their status as some of the fastest-growing economies in the world

Chad transitions from military rule to civilian leadership with the announcement of a new government by PM Halina.

The move follows a media ban imposed by the junta, raising concerns about press freedom in the West African nation.

African Union Commission chair calls for enforcement of ICJ ruling on Rafah

Human Rights Watch seeks investigation into possible extrajudicial killings by Congolese security forces following a thwarted coup attempt.

An investigation has been launched

Egyptian opposition politician Ahmad al-Tantawi has been jailed for one year after an appeals court upheld his conviction for election irregularities.

This incident follows a major attack in February in the same area, where several Malian soldiers lost their lives

In response to Israeli airstrikes that killed 40 in Rafah, Egypt demanded Israel follow ICJ orders to cease military operations, labeling the strikes a violation of international law.