Lawsuit filed by family of Nigerian business leader killed in California helicopter crash blames treacherous weather and negligence.

Ethiopia’s Oromo Liberation Front officer Bate Urgessa fatally shot in sensitive Oromia region, sparking outcry and demands for investigation.

Mali’s ruling military junta suspends all political activities citing public order concerns amidst calls for presidential elections and an end to military rule.

Dhows remain a preferred choice for many African sailors due to their reliability and simplicity

South African court permits former president Jacob Zuma to participate in May’s general elections, overturning a previous electoral commission decision barring him due to a past conviction.

Tensions escalate in Togo as the opposition challenges a government ban on protests against a controversial constitutional amendment.

South Sudan plans voter registration to begin in June for its first-ever national elections, scheduled for later this year.

Liberia moves forward with a war crimes court to hold perpetrators accountable for crimes committed during the civil wars.

EU rushes to implement a new migration pact, but its ability to address the situation remains uncertain.

Moroccan activist receives a five-year sentence for criticizing the king and Israel’s normalization.

Despite controversy, UK’s Sunak and Rwanda’s Kagame remain determined to proceed with the deportation of undocumented migrants to Rwanda.

According to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), the funds were traced across more than 50 bank accounts

The withdrawal is scheduled to occur in three phases throughout this year

The IOM’s Djibouti office revealed that nearly 1,000 migrants have perished or gone missing along the Eastern Route since 2014

Locals and visitors alike are treated to a delightful journey of taste and texture

Despite the presence of a small contingent of riot police monitoring the demonstration

30 years after the Rwandan genocide, a French NGO seeks answers about the deaths of two military officers.

A deadly storm with strong winds and heavy rain has battered South Africa’s Western Cape province, causing widespread damage and power outages.

South African judges will decide whether former president Jacob Zuma can appear on the ballot in May elections, as he appeals a decision to bar him due to a 2021 conviction.

All casualties, both fatalities, and injuries, were reported to be from Tanzania

pproximately 650 US personnel are stationed in Niger to oversee the activities of jihadist groups

Statistics reveal the prevalence of FGM in Gambia, with a significant proportion of women supporting its discontinuation

Africa’s agricultural transformation has been fueled by a combination of factors

British runner Russ Cook completes an incredible feat, running the entire length of Africa (16,000km) in 352 days.