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

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

Abu Huzeifa neutralized in operation near Nigerien border, says military

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

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

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

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

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

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

These recent fatalities add to a grim tally of over 140 lives claimed by heavy rains and flooding since the preceding month

The country’s communications regulator, CSC, announced additional suspensions over the weekend, broadening the list of affected media organizations

Measles detected in more than 200 children in Mubi North local government area of Adamawa state

Education Ministry extends closure by 1 week as heavy rains wreak havoc nationwide

Ethiopia has embraced reforestation as a cornerstone of its environmental strategy

The CJTF was first formed in 2013 to protect communities in the northeast and help the military fight Boko Haram and later its offshoot ISWAP

The nation remembers his legacy and passion for a unified Zambia, while also marking the 31st anniversary of a football team tragedy.

Ouedraogo emphasized that legal inquiries into the incidents at Nodin and Soro have been initiated

Controversy erupts in Iran as authorities ban the Egyptian TV series “The Assassins.” The show, which tells the story of a historical figure, is accused of misrepresenting Iranian history and Islam.

Togo holds legislative elections amidst debates over controversial constitutional changes, raising concerns about the potential extension of President Faure Gnassingbe’s family’s rule.

The diamond industry has been a cornerstone of Botswana’s economy

Nairobi, the capital, has borne the brunt of the disaster, with 32 fatalities and nearly 17,000 households displaced

Additionally, the court dismissed a request to address Mali’s legal and institutional vacuum

Once renowned for its vibrant multi-party democracy, Benin has faced criticism under President Patrice Talon’s tenure since 2016

The Pentagon has announced plans for a partial withdrawal of US military forces from Chad as some troops were set to departure.