Africa’s economic boom sparks logistics surge

Several African economies have been consistently outperforming global averages in terms of GDP growth

West Africa top producers struggle to deliver pre-sold Beans

A harvest shortfall in Ivory Coast and Ghana combined with pre-sold contracts at low prices creates a complex situation for farmers.

Kenya floods claim 179 lives, devastating homes and infrastructure

The floods come on the heels of last year’s rains, which followed a severe drought in many parts of East Africa

Turkish spy chief visits Somali president

Ibrahim Kalin, Hassan Sheikh Mohamud discuss ways to further bilateral strategic cooperation

Gabon coup leader gets transition plans including party suspension

Following a coup in Gabon, a national dialogue proposes suspending political parties and further investigating the ousted president’s party.

UK sends first asylum seeker to Rwanda in controversial scheme

The first migrant has been deported under the new policy, which aims to deter illegal immigration.

CAR ex-president Bozize wanted for rights abuses

Central African court issues warrant for ex-President Bozizé over human rights abuses; victim’s family welcomes the move.

Togo’s legislative election deemed ‘free, fair, and transparent...

Regional observers affirm Togo’s legislative election as “free, fair, and transparent” despite some concerns. Electoral authorities yet to release results.

DRC takes over security in south Kivu as UN mission departs

Marking a shift in DR Congo, UN peacekeepers have withdrawn from South Kivu. Local forces take over security as the UN mission focuses on remaining conflict zones.

Opposition boycotts Tunisia elex, demands freed political prisoners

Tunisia’s main opposition threatens to boycott the presidential election unless democratic reforms are implemented.

Military deployed in Kenya for flood evacuation by president Ruto

Kenyan President William Ruto orders military deployment for flood evacuations after 171 deaths.

Suspected drug smugglers shot by Israeli forces at Egypt border

Israeli forces shoot suspected drug smugglers at the Egyptian border, causing damage to the fence, with no further details provided.

Nigerian gasoline prices surge amid worsening cost of living crisis

Last year, President Bola Tinubu’s administration removed subsidies, opening the doors for private firms to import

African civilizations: Pioneers of innovation and ingenuity

We are reminded of the boundless potential that exists within Africa and the importance of preservation

Kenya floods claim 66 more lives, death toll reaches 169

Triggered by heavy rainfall since March 1, floods displaced thousands of people, destroyed infrastructure, disrupted essential services

Britain imposes sanctions on 3 Ugandan officials for alleged corruption

Additionally, it identified Mary Kitutu and Agnes Nandutu, both members of parliament, alleging their involvement in the improper diversion

Rescuers searching for 91 missing in Kenya flooding, death toll rises to 46

The death toll climbed to 46 following a mudslide and flash floods in Mai Mahiu town, central Kenya, on Monday morning

Malian army reports elimination of key terrorist leader in Sahel

Abu Huzeifa neutralized in operation near Nigerien border, says military

Concerns in Libya over leaked photos of Gaddafi son’s cell

Libyan authorities seek changes after leaked photos show Hannibal Gadhafi’s cell in Lebanon, prompting concerns over his treatment.

UN food aid halted in South Sudan due to new taxes

The UN warns that new taxes imposed by South Sudan threaten its peacekeeping mission and vital humanitarian assistance.

Kenya airways halts Kinshasa flights due to detained staff

Requests for comments from Congo’s government and foreign affairs ministry went unanswered at the time of reporting

Kenya attack: IED on donkey cart leaves five dead

Five people were killed and five others injured when a bomb hidden on a donkey cart detonated.

African outdoor markets: Where commerce meets community

For many Africans, shopping at outdoor markets is not just a necessity but a cherished tradition

Ghana court rejects rush on anti-LGBTQ law

The stance, citing ongoing legal challenges, has drawn criticism from lawmakers

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