Chinese national killed in gold mine attack in Ituri, DR Congo
A gold mine in Ituri, DRC, became the target of a deadly attack by unidentified gunmen.
Uganda court to decide fate of anti-gay law Wednesday
Deputy Registrar Susanne Okeny Anyala announced that the Constitutional Court in Kampala will announce its decision at 10 am local time
Rwanda, Kenya, and South Africa lead Africa’s sustainable tourism surge
Rwanda, Kenya, and South Africa lead in investment and conservation efforts
HRW urges pursuit of remaining Rwanda genocide leaders
In a statement issued on Tuesday, HRW acknowledged that significant progress had been made in bringing many individuals accountable for the genocide to justice
Uganda tests genetically modified mosquitoes to fight malaria
As traditional methods falter, Uganda explores a bold new weapon against malaria: gene-drive mosquitoes.
One-year ban for China road firm in Uganda
The African Development Bank banned a Chinese road builder for a year due to undisclosed commission agent use in bidding for a Ugandan road project.
Cameroon opposition urges citizens to emulate Senegal’s vote
Inspired by Senegal’s democratic elections, Cameroon’s opposition calls for change.
Egypt’s Sisi to sworn in for his last term
While Sisi’s supporters anticipate that this influx of foreign currency will stimulate economic recovery, skeptics remain doubtful.
Namibia grapples with rising rhino poaching
The government seeks public help to stop the “barbaric” killings threatening these endangered animals.
From minibus taxis to boda bodas
Colorful motorbike taxis, known as “boda bodas,” are a common sight in many African countries
Over 80 groups call for Mali election
In a concerted effort, numerous political and civil groups emphasized that the transition period’s expiration on March 26 necessitates urgent action
Chad: 23 killed in herder-farmer clashes
In eastern and southern Chad, conflicts between herders and farmers are common, often stemming from disputes over land use
Pan-Africanism’s revival
The African Union, established in 2001, has been at the forefront of the Pan-Africanism movement
Kenyan Tik Tok star’s funeral results in pandemonium due to unruly fans
Chira, a 23-year-old orphan who tragically lost his life in a road accident near Nairobi
Somali Parliament approves constitutional changes
Approved 4 chapters include freedom of expression, women’s representation, and leadership system
Gulf of Guinea’s rich fisheries and vital ecosystems
The Gulf of Guinea has a variety of species that support the livelihoods of local fishing communities
From Nigerian streets to ballet halls: Teenager’s dream takes flight
“Madu” is an inspiring documentary that follows his story of talent, determination, and cultural adaptation.
France reaches out to newly elected Senegal president
France seeks a stronger partnership with Senegal after President Macron congratulates newly elected leader Bassirou Diomaye Faye.
Al-Shabaab kills six Kenyan traders in border town
The incident raises concerns about Kenya’s security along the Somalia border and potential motives behind the violence.
Faye declared Senegal’s president-elect by constitutional council
Senegal’s Bassirou Diomaye Faye declared president-elect by the Constitutional Council, winning with 54.28 percent in the first-round vote.
Togo’s president sends controversial reform back to parliament
Faure Gnassingbe sends contentious constitutional reform back to Togo’s parliament for further review amid opposition dissent.
Nigerian village rejoices as kidnapped students return
The Nigerian army announced the successful rescue operation on Sunday
Africa’s economic development fuels expansion of air travel
The demand for air travel across Africa has soared
HRW urges Somalia to reject lowering age of majority
The amendment seeks to distinguish between attaining maturity at 15 and assuming full legal responsibilities at 18.
