German police launched a nationwide takedown of a Nigerian mafia group, Black Axe, accused of a large-scale dating scam.

Radio remains one of the most accessible and effective means of communication

Togo’s opposition and civil society express concern and fear of repression ahead of legislative elections due to a controversial constitutional reform.

The World Health Organization’s mpox warning reaches Congo as the country confirms an outbreak.

Nearly half of these killings occurred within the context of crime-fighting operations

The US sanctioned leaders of insurgent groups JNIM and Al-Mourabitoun in West Africa for their role in taking hostages, including Americans.

Tunisia is main route for illegal migrants trying to cross into Europe

Despite approving a loan increase, the IMF expresses concerns about Egypt’s central bank lending and calls for stricter public spending controls.

Arab League convenes emergency meeting to discuss Israel’s deadly offensive in Gaza, including mass graves, US veto on Palestinian UN membership, and ongoing genocidal accusations.

A new UK law allowing deportation of migrants to Rwanda sparks fear among those waiting to cross the Channel in France.

Moroccan court extends YouTuber’s prison sentence to four years for defamation after linking a minister to a drug trafficking network.

A migrant boat carrying Ethiopians has sunk off the coast of Djibouti, leaving 16 dead and 28 missing.

Morocco seeks to become an aviation hub, leveraging its affordable workforce to attract manufacturers like Boeing and Airbus while aiming to expand its domestic airline industry.

Renewed clashes in Ethiopia’s Tigray force over 50,000 to flee their homes. The UN warns of a worsening humanitarian crisis as aid struggles to keep pace.

UNODC highlights Nigeria’s significant progress in countering terrorism, reflected in an improved Global Terrorism Index ranking.

Africa’s coastal nations enjoy direct access to the ocean, offering a wealth of opportunities and challenges

In a playful twist, certain Kenyans likened President Ruto to the biblical figure Zacchaeus, often mockingly referred to as Zakayo in Swahili

As tensions flare in a contested zone in northern Ethiopia, more than 50,000 individuals have been uprooted, according to the United Nations. The escalating violence involves combatants from rival territories, prompting international apprehension. “The number of people displaced by the armed clashes in Alamata Town, and Raya Alamata, Zata and Ofla… since 13/14 April has

Terrorist groups are moving southward to Gulf of Guinea in southern and central Africa after establishing themselves in the Sahel, says UN summit in Abuja

Small delegation from Pentagon and US Africa Command to participate in discussions, spokesman says

Eastern Libya grapples with a powerful sandstorm, leading to airport closures, school cancellations, and limited visibility.

UN experts warn airlines participating in the UK’s deportation plan to Rwanda could be complicit in human rights violations.

Warn that removing asylum-seekers to Rwanda or any other country would ‘violate the right to be free from torture or other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment’

The journey towards a more just and equitable Africa is paved with the sacrifices