Nairobi parliament was set ablaze by protesters and saw violent clashes with police, who fired live rounds, after lawmakers passed a contentious bill introducing new taxes, leading to many injuries

South Sudan unveils a wildlife spectacle – a record-breaking antelope migration as the discovery ignites hope for tourism, but a harsh reality lurks beneath the surface.

Despite challenges, Namibia remains committed to leveraging its coastal wealth for national prosperity

Police also secured the parliament, where the tax bill was being debated, and the State House, the president’s office and residence

US president first announced decision to elevate Kenya to such designation in May

Thousands protested in Nairobi and other cities last week, demanding changes

Assistance aims to enhance operational capabilities of Kenyan military to protect territorial integrity, sovereignty, civilians against internal, external threats,’ says EU body

Somalia’s UN ambassador claims Ethiopian troops violated the border, impacting the scheduled drawdown of the ATMIS peacekeeping mission.

Tensions rise in South Sudan as a cattle raid revenge attack leaves 17 dead and disrupts oil production at the Toma South field.

The 2024 report blacklists Brunei but recognizes improvements in Algeria, Egypt, and South Africa.

A dispute between Nigerian petrol station owners and customs over alleged smuggling has led to widespread closures and fuel shortages.

President Ruto led a flag-off ceremony for 400 Kenyan police officers set to depart for a UN-backed mission in Haiti, overcoming legal issues to stabilize the gang-ridden country.

Mini-bus taxi was transporting passengers from Johannesburg to Mpumalanga en route to Mozambique

Rwandans will cast their votes on July 15 to elect their next president and lawmakers

Petroleum is the backbone of Nigeria’s economy, accounting for approximately 90% of export revenues

Brown, arriving in Botswana for talks with African defense leaders, expressed optimism about exploring new partnerships in the region

President William Ruto says he is open to dialogue on Finance Bill 2024, as protest against tax hikes continues for 6th consecutive day

Uganda and Rwanda highlight the potential of regional cooperation and strategic investments

Medical and security sources report that at least 530 Egyptians died during this year’s hajj pilgrimage

Built from sun-baked mud bricks, the Great Mosque of Djenné showcases traditional techniques

Ahead of the presidential election, Mauritania’s President Ghazouani urged West African nations to unite against insecurity and insurgency, proposing a new alliance if the G5 Sahel proves ineffective.

Ivory Coast launches mobile enrollment centers to address access issues and glitches plaguing the national health coverage program.

Three Ugandan legislators from the ruling NRM party have been charged with corruption-related offenses, including the diversion of public resources and conspiracy to defraud the government.

Egyptian authorities revoke licenses of 16 tour companies linked to the deaths of hundreds of pilgrims during the Hajj pilgrimage in Mecca.