The Southern African Development Community has begun its final troop withdrawal from eastern Congo, as violence and displacement escalate in the region.

President Tinubu denied any plans for a one-party state amid rising defections and protests accusing the government of undermining democracy.

A U.S. diplomat calls for urgency in Rwanda-DRC talks, with June or July targeted for a potential peace deal amid fragile negotiations.

Troy Fitrell will retire as head of the State Department’s Africa bureau in mid-July, with Jonathan Pratt succeeding him amid a U.S. strategic shift toward trade in Africa.

Goita, 41, took power in coups in 2020 and 2021, pledging to restore order and hold free elections in the conflict-stricken West African nation

Burundi’s ruling party took complete control of parliament after a disputed vote marked by irregularities.

After Trump’s travel ban, Equatorial Guinea’s leadership advises citizens to halt US visits while still maintaining positive relations.

Mali’s cabinet has approved a bill allowing Gen. Goita to rule for five more years as the country remains in political turmoil with no election date set.

IOM and Djiboutian authorities rescue migrants after a deadly smuggling incident forced dozens to swim ashore, resulting in 8 deaths.

Transfer to Akagera National Park is just the beginning of a long-term and complex conservation intervention, says official

South Africa launches national talks to address poverty, crime, and unemployment with a vision for a shared democratic future.

Prosecutors say a protest by fire in Algiers may have been coordinated by a group with ties abroad, aiming to destabilise institutions.

Ten migrants washed up on Egypt’s coast prompting the UN’s IOM to call for safe and coordinated international migration policies.

Zimbabwe plans to ban lithium concentrate exports from 2027 to expand local refining capacity and grow its battery-grade output.

Ojwang was arrested Friday in the western town of Homa Bay over a social-media post that allegedly defamed Deputy Inspector General of Police Eliud Lagat

The storm began rolling in over the weekend, and by Monday snow was falling across the Eastern Cape, KwaZulu-Natal and Free State provinces

Rev. Alphonsus Afina was abducted on June 1 near Gwoza in Borno state while traveling from Mubi to Maiduguri for a church workshop

UK authorities confirmed the arrest of a British soldier in Kenya following reports of a rape accusation from local media.

Founded in the 1980s, ECCAS aims to promote regional cooperation on economic and security matters

Edgar Lungu died in South Africa at 68 and Zambia announced a seven-day mourning period including a state funeral and suspension of entertainment.

Jonathan Koffa has been detained in Liberia over a parliament fire allegedly set during protests amid a political crisis last December.

A shooting at a Cape Town taxi rank killed four and injured three as police investigate the incident believed to be linked to ongoing taxi conflict.

The Red Cross has halted all operations in Niger after the government accused it of working with armed groups.

Interpol has issued a red notice for Ghana’s former finance minister Ken Ofori-Atta, who is accused of corruption and has been declared a fugitive by state prosecutors.