A horrific ferry disaster in Mozambique has claimed over 90 lives, many of them fleeing a cholera outbreak.

The human rights situation in Ituri has been on a downward spiral since the start of the year

Addressing a somber gathering in Kigali, President Kagame lamented the loss of 800,000 lives, mainly Tutsis

Strong partnerships offer several key benefits in addressing Africa’s development challenges

The Tunisian Interior Ministry stated that Kwongang was held in a specialized center pending deportation due to accusations of violating Tunisian laws and disrupting public order

The persistence of poverty, inequality, and climate change underscores the need for action

4 women in Cabinet, including Foreign Minister Yassine Fall

Several African countries are making significant strides towards ensuring credible electoral processes

In a surprise ruling, Angola’s highest court overturns the corruption conviction of Jose Filomeno dos Santos.

The unexpected move by Algeria’s President Tebboune to schedule early elections has sent shockwaves through the nation.

A bomb blast rocks Mogadishu, Somalia, killing aid workers and raising fears of al-Shabaab involvement.

Niger’s military rulers dissolved all elected local councils and appointed military officers in their place, further consolidating power after last July’s coup.

Young duo has gone from prison to power because of popular support but faces pressing economic and geopolitical challenges, say experts

Africa’s rich trading heritage continues to inspire awe and admiration

The strike, which gained additional support from clinical officers on Monday, has severely disrupted public hospitals in Kenya

South Africa’s political landscape heats up as the speaker resigns amid a corruption investigation.

Togo’s recent actions – delaying elections and enacting a contested constitutional reform – have drawn international criticism.

A landmark decision for animal welfare! South Africa announces plans to end the controversial practice of breeding lions for hunting in captivity.

Confusion reigns in Cameroon as the Ministry appoints Marc Brys as the new national team coach, while the Football Federation objects to the decision.

A rebel attack in the Democratic Republic of Congo leaves at least 12 civilians dead, with fears the violence is worsening.

A Central African Republic program offering vocational training and stipends to ex-fighters sees many relapse due to poverty and a lack of viable options.

In a response to both high global cocoa prices and competition with Ivory Coast, Ghana raises cocoa farmgate prices.

The doctors’ union rejects the government’s offer, raising concerns about patient care.

Millions in Zimbabwe face a bleak future as El Nino’s severe dry spell forces the nation to declare a drought disaster.