President Ruto announced an investigation into the crash involving a Huey helicopter

Sandra Muhoza, 42, employed by the online outlet La Nova Burundi, was apprehended by the National Intelligence Service last weekend in Bujumbura

Armed men storm two communities in Kaduna state, shoot sporadically for almost an hour, says local official

Burkina Faso accuses French diplomats of subversion, expels them, sparking a diplomatic dispute with France.

Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa grants clemency to over 4,000 prisoners, including some on death row, in an Independence Day amnesty to ease overcrowding in the country’s prisons.

Nigerian troops rescue Lydia Simon, a Chibok girl held by Boko Haram for over a decade, along with her three children.

Rwanda’s draft NGO law advances amid criticism, stirring concerns over its effect on civic space ahead of the July polls.

Al-Shabaab base in Taflow village ‘dismantled,’ ministry statement says

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During the period from April 1 to April 5, Mali and Burkina Faso experienced an unprecedented heatwave

Court demands urgent resolution to Kenyan doctors’ nationwide strike within 48 hours. Impasse over pay and working conditions disrupts healthcare services.

Urgent elections are needed in South Sudan, says UN report. Political feuding between leaders complicates the process.

Analysts weigh in on the abrupt resignation of UN Libya Envoy Abdoulaye Bathily, citing it as evidence of failed reconciliation efforts in the war-torn nation.

Central African Republic rebels urged to cease fighting by UN mission following recent deadly violence.

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South Africa witnesses approximately 20,000 homicides annually within its population of around 60 million

Authorities allege that Okechukwu recklessly threw banknotes into the air, a behavior deemed offensive as it risks trampling and damaging the currency

Hakainde Hichilema says aid critical in containing drought that has adversely affected around 9.8 million people

Responding to the protest, Uganda’s minister of state for finance, Haruna Kyeyune Kasolo, attributed the unrest to a misunderstanding of the new system

Niger partners with Mali to tackle power shortages by supplying 150 million litres of diesel, amidst ongoing electricity outages and financial constraints.

Currency traders in major cities like Bulawayo remain inactive, and platforms like Zimpricecheck.com did not display a parallel market rate on April 9th

‘Selfish resolve of current leaders to maintain the status quo through delaying tactics and maneuvers at the expense of the Libyan people must stop,’ says Abdoulaye Bathily

Hundreds of medical practitioners took to streets of capital bringing traffic to standstill

ECOWAS stated that its mission aims to engage with key stakeholders regarding the latest developments in Togo