Africa charts course for sustainable growth with blue economy agenda

The blue economy model emphasizes the responsible exploitation of marine resources

EU allocates nearly €50M to boost Benin’s anti-terrorism efforts

To bolster border security, Benin has deployed 3,000 troops to its northern territories and is in the process of recruiting an additional 5,000 personnel

Kenya flood death toll climbs as El Nino causes havoc

Kenya struggles to contain a deadly flood crisis as the death toll stands at 70, with Nairobi experiencing significant damage.

AU pushes dialogue amid renewed tensions in Ethiopia

Fresh clashes erupt in northern Ethiopia’s disputed area, displacing thousands. The AU calls for an immediate halt to hostilities and urges dialogue to address the underlying tensions.

Kenya Airways accuses Congo of harassment following staff detention

The airline clarified that at the time of the arrest, it had not yet taken possession of the cargo, as the logistics process was ongoing

Malawi receives $57.6M World Bank grant to tackle food crisis

This “quick release” financing aims to aid the country in responding to the dire situation

Burkina Faso suspends BBC, VOA broadcasts due to killings coverage

Additionally, authorities announced measures to block access to the websites and digital platforms of BBC, VOA, and HRW within Burkina Faso

Senegal’s Dakar Biennale gets new November start date

Senegalese authorities delay the start of the Dakar Biennale, a major showcase for African contemporary art.

Morocco condemns storming of al-Aqsa mosque by Israeli settlers

Morocco condemns the storming of East Jerusalem’s Al-Aqsa Mosque by illegal Israeli settlers, calling it a provocative act that violates its sanctity.

Chad’s president tours opposition territory ahead of election

Military-led Chad president visits opposition territory before the May election, aiming for a predicted win.

Zuma’s return steals spotlight from ANC ahead of elections

Supporters of Jacob Zuma celebrate his political comeback, boosting his new party’s prospects and challenging the ruling ANC’s dominance in South Africa’s upcoming elections.

Africa expands malaria vaccine rollout to three nations

Three African countries expand access to a new vaccine, offering vital protection to millions of children.

Ngorongoro Crater: A natural wonderland

The Ngorongoro Crater boasts a stunning landscape that includes lush grasslands and acacia forests

DRC accuses Apple of using conflict minerals in supply chain

Democratic Republic of Congo demands Apple provide details about its supply chain to address concerns over the use of conflict minerals.

Somali military operation neutralizes 70 al-Shabaab terrorists

More than 30 terrorists also wounded in operation, Information Ministry says

Kenyan military mobilized as East Africa floods claim lives

Extensive areas of Nairobi, as well as other major towns, are submerged, compelling thousands of residents to evacuate their homes

Burkina Faso Army accused of killing 223 villagers in retaliation attacks

One survivor from Soro, wounded during the assault, recounted accusations by the soldiers of complicity with jihadists due to the failure to report their movements

Tanzania: 155 dead in floods, landslides amid heavy rains

El Nino, notorious for its destructive impact, has exacerbated the challenges in East Africa, a region already grappling with recurring climate adversities

Togo opposition sues to block reform favoring President

The lawsuit, filed with a West African court, claims the reform violates democracy and good governance.

Over 100 inmates escape Nigerian prison amidst rain damage

Efforts are underway to locate and recapture the fugitives, with 10 of them already apprehended with the assistance of various security agencies

Death toll from migrant boat sinking off Djibouti reaches 24, UN reports

The Ethiopian ambassador to Djibouti confirmed that those aboard the boat were Ethiopian migrants

Mother saves 2-year-old from leopard attack in Zambia

Encounter signals urgent need for resolution to persisting incidents of human-animal conflict

 Death toll rises as boat approaches Tunisia’s coast

Fourteen migrant bodies were found off Tunisia’s Djerba island, highlighting the dangers of the Mediterranean Sea crossing for those seeking a better life in Europe.

Botswana refuses UK plea to house deported migrants

The UK’s plan to deport migrants to Rwanda faces another hurdle as Botswana refuses to host them.

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