Central African Republic mourns river disaster victims

Search efforts are ongoing, and there remains a possibility of the provisional death toll increasing

Suspected militants seize over 110 civilians in Mali, sources say

Since 2012, Mali has been plagued by various factions linked to Al-Qaeda and the Islamic State group

Six Nigerian soldiers slain in ambush by gunmen

In addition to combating Islamist insurgents in the northeast, Nigeria’s armed forces are increasingly engaged in addressing threats posed by criminal gangs in the northern and central regions

Zambia’s malaria cases surge by 37% in 2023

Country has distributed more than 11.6 million insecticide treated mosquito nets across the country, says health minister

Taliban government to attend OIC summit in Gambia

The interim Taliban government announces its plan to send a representative to the 15th OIC Summit in Gambia.

Algeria-Morocco clubs’ match cancels over jersey dispute

African Confederation Cup match between USM Alger and Renaissance Berkane called off due to a dispute over Moroccan team’s jerseys.

UN mission in Libya urges inquiry into detained activist’s death

Since the NATO-backed uprising in 2011 that ousted Muammar Gaddafi, Libya has been plagued by ongoing conflict and division

Hundreds rally against US troop presence in Niger

Protesters in Niger demand the withdrawal of US troops as a delegation from Washington is set to visit for an orderly exit.

Rise of Africa: Continent’s economic potential draws global investment

Africa is poised to become a major driver of global economic growth and trade in the years to come

At least 58 dead in overloaded boat tragedy in Central Africa

Tragedy strikes at a funeral in Bangui, Central African Republic, as an overloaded boat capsizes, claiming 58 lives.

Sierra Leone destroys $200,000 of narcotics in drug response

Sierra Leone authorities burned $200,000 worth of narcotic drugs, including kush, two weeks after declaring drug abuse a national emergency.

Somalia cholera outbreak: 75 dead since January

UN relief chief announces $2 million to ‘support life-saving humanitarian assistance for the most vulnerable people’

UK loans stolen Asante treasures to Ghana for six years

Under this historic accord, the revered relics, including gold and silver regalia associated with the Asante Royal Court, will find a temporary home at the Palace Museum in Kumasi

Innovative solutions combat urban waste surge in Africa

African cities continue to grapple with the consequences of rapid urbanization

Togo passes constitutional changes on presidential limits

Togo lawmakers approve amendments on presidential term limits and election procedures, triggering debate and opposition backlash.

NGO aid workers kidnapped in Cameroon freed in Nigeria

Relief as three NGO aid workers kidnapped in Cameroon’s Far North region are safe after being freed in Nigeria.

Tunisian Djerba island Jewish pilgrimage limited amid security fears

Jewish pilgrimage on Tunisia’s Djerba island limited due to security concerns following Gaza war and deadly attack last year.

Nigeria plans purchase of 24 fighter jets from Italy

Nigeria’s air force plans acquisition of 24 fighter jets from Leonardo for fleet modernization. Leonardo to supply first six jets by end of the year.

UN calls for urgent DRC aid amid conflict

UN’s urgent appeal for humanitarian aid in Congo amid conflict and underfunding, facing immense needs.

US delegation to visit Niger amid troop withdrawal demand

In response to the coup, the United States significantly scaled back its cooperation, including military support, with Niger

HRW urges Gambia to uphold female genital mutilation ban

The proposed law, if enacted, could normalize FGM and potentially prompt similar actions across Africa,

Decolonizing education in Africa

Efforts are underway to incorporate indigenous languages into educational settings across Africa

Nigerian airstrike kills 33 villagers during Eid, witnesses claim

The strike occurred on April 10 during a military operation targeting kidnapping gangs and their hideouts

UN calls for urgent action to disband Sahel drug networks

The porous borders in these nations serve as primary transit routes for narcotics originating from the Gulf of Guinea ports

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