7 dead, 39 missing in South Africa building collapse
Rescue workers race against time with hopes of pulling out more workers alive more than 48 hours later
Kenya ends doctor strike after 56 days, deal details unclear
After 56 days of disruption, Kenyan doctors return to work following a deal with the government.
Cholera outbreak strikes flood-ravaged Kenya
The World Health Organization (WHO) disclosed that 44 cases of cholera have surfaced in Tana River County
Israel expels twelve Malawian farm workers
Since November, Malawi has been sending hundreds of its citizens to Israel as part of a labor export initiative aimed at creating employment opportunities and boosting foreign exchange reserves
UN blames South Sudan for Abyei violence
The UN peacekeeping chief calls on South Sudan to withdraw its forces from the volatile Abyei region, warning their presence fuels tensions and disrupts UN peacekeeping efforts.
Italy’s Giorgia Meloni inks pacts with Libya leaders on visit
Deals include promoting university exchange programs and research in renewable energy.
EU condemns Chad’s blocking of civil observers in presidential vote
Chad faces criticism as it blocks EU-funded civil observers from its presidential election, raising concerns about transparency.
Tunisia arrests activist leader amid migrant crackdown
Human rights concerns rise as Tunisia arrests a prominent anti-racism leader, Saadia Mosbah, amid a crackdown on sub-Saharan migrants.
French RFI faces suspension in Togo over ‘unbalanced’ reporting
Following election in Togo, the government threatens to suspend Radio France Internationale for unbalanced reporting.
From mud-brick huts to grand palaces: Africa’s architecture
Across Africa, traditional dwellings vary widely in design and construction
Russia’s Lavrov announces new embassy in Sierra Leone
The discussions delve into potential solutions for Sierra Leone’s energy crisis, with nuclear power emerging as a possible option.
Binance CEO: Nigeria’s detention of execs sets dangerous precedent
The detention of Binance executives in Nigeria has sparked global attention
Boat capsizes in Tanzania leaving 5 dead, 6 missing
5 bodies found in Mombasa, Kenya, official tells Anadolu
South Africa building collapse claims four lives, traps dozens
Images shared by the municipality depicted a flattened construction area with numerous rescue teams working tirelessly
Chad counts votes in presidential election to oust junta rule
Chad begins counting votes in a presidential election aimed at ending military rule, amidst concerns over fairness raised by international rights groups.
US urges Rwanda to hold DRC assault forces accountable
Tensions rise between the US and Rwanda after the US accuses Rwandan forces of joining M23 rebels in an attack on a camp for displaced people in DR Congo.
President Gnassingbe’s party dominates Togo’s regional polls
Togo’s ruling party, led by President Faure Gnassingbe, won a landslide victory in regional council elections, consolidating power following a constitutional reform amid opposition criticism.
South African coastal city reeling after deadly building collapse
A building collapse in George, South Africa has left at least 4 dead and many more trapped under rubble.
DRC releases detained Kenya Airways staff, flights resume
A standoff between Kenya Airways and the DRC ends with the release of airline staff and the resumption of flights to Kinshasa.
Floods, cyclone batter Tanzania amid deadly boat capsize
Tanzania grapples with a humanitarian crisis as floods and Cyclone Hidaya cause widespread devastation, displacing people, destroying infrastructure, and leaving over 150 dead.
Measles outbreak prompts school closures in Nigeria
In response to a deadly measles outbreak in Adamawa State, Nigeria, schools close for a week to allow for a mass vaccination campaign.
Mali extends military rule, seeks domestic solution to crisis
Malian junta leader, Colonel Goita, kicks off a national peace dialogue to tackle the country’s crisis through domestic efforts.
Celebrating Africa’s influential figures
Africa has produced a number of remarkable individuals whose contributions have left indelible marks
SA president: Palestinian self-determination holds deep significance
Cyril Ramaphosa says his country is never going to turn back from supporting Palestinian cause
