Mali’s separatist movements unite under a new alliance, seeking to establish an independent state of Azawad.

Mount Kilimanjaro stands as an indomitable beacon of exploration and discovery

Tewassoul, Mauritania’s main opposition party, nominates its leader, Hamadi Ould Sid’ El Moctar, as a candidate for the presidential election, marking the party’s first participation in 15 years.

Deadly floods have already caused widespread damage, and Cyclone Hidaya is forecast to bring heavy rain and strong winds to Kenya and Tanzania.

After decades, Ghana celebrates the return of looted treasures, including gold jewelry, a sword, and a royal chair.

As of April 26, more than 237,000 people have been affected, with 42,000 displaced, more than half of them women

This isn’t the first time Rubaya has witnessed such turmoil, as the M23 previously held sway over the town during their recent resurgence

President Ruto also made other notable appointments, including Major General Fatuma Gaiti Ahmed as the commander of the Kenya Air Force

The recent tragedy in Kenya has prompted global solidarity, with Pope Francis offering condolences and urging prayers for those affected

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Marking a shift in DR Congo, UN peacekeepers have withdrawn from South Kivu.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.

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

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

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

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

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

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