One of the key drivers of this growth is the rise of emerging sectors such as fintech

Search efforts are underway to locate the missing persons

UK Parliament debates bill to deport undocumented migrants to Rwanda amidst legal challenges and concerns over human rights implications.

Burundi journalist arrested and detained by the National Intelligence Service, family expresses worries over her safety as concerns for press freedom escalate.

Togo faces escalating tensions as ECOWAS delegation arrives to address political disputes over constitutional reform and upcoming elections.

Estimated 60 school staff kidnapped, 14 killed in more than 70 attacks on schools, says UNICEF representative in Nigeria

Nigeria, South Africa, Kenya, Ghana, and Egypt have become increasingly attractive destinations for students

This recall aligns Rwanda with Nigeria, Kenya, and South Africa, all of which have recalled the same batch of syrup designed to alleviate coughs, hay fever, and allergies in children

Former poverty minister Sadiya Umar-Farouq has also been brought in for questioning in connection with the investigation

Cyril Ramaphosa urges all parties to deescalate and desist from escalating conflict

This grand opening celebrates the kingdom’s rich heritage and cultural practices, including the recently UNESCO-recognized Nguon festival.

A landslide triggered by heavy rains has struck southwest Congo, leaving a trail of devastation.

Chad’s military-led transitional president launches a campaign for the May presidential election, facing controversy and accusations of undemocratic practices.

Competition for resources often takes on a violent form, with armed groups and rebel factions

Rwandan woman sentenced to life for her involvement in the 1994 genocide, as reported by The New Times.

The suspension of political activities in Mali raises grave concern, hindering the transition process, warns the AU.

Diaspora communities have made tangible contributions to Africa’s development

Togolese security forces stopped an opposition demonstration against a constitutional reform seen as a way for President Faure Gnassingbe to stay in power.

A major breakthrough in meningitis prevention! Nigeria launches a revolutionary vaccine offering broader protection than ever before.

Mali’s promised return to civilian government takes a backseat. The military junta prioritizes security and outlines a plan for national dialogue.

Ethiopian authorities claim to have thwarted a terror attack planned by the Fano militia in Addis Ababa.

Tensions flare in Libya’s capital as armed groups clash during the Eid al-Fitr holiday.

The victims were reportedly making charcoal when they were killed.

This development comes after Niger’s military government, in January, opted to enhance security cooperation with Russia