Niger army attack claimed by Islamic State, resulting in the death of 30 soldiers and frustration over authorities’ failure to protect civilians.

Initiatives across the continent aim to safeguard endangered languages

Boughalleb, a prominent figure in Tunisian television, was summoned and questioned by a cybercrime unit in the outskirts of Tunis following a complaint lodged by a civil servant

Kidnappings carried out by criminal gangs, often demanding ransoms, have become distressingly common, particularly in northern Nigeria

Tunisian journalist Mohamed Boughalleb, critic of President Saied, detained for social media posts. Arrest sparks fears of journalist intimidation in Tunisia.

UN migration agency reported the discovery of a mass grave in Libya containing at least 65 migrants, believed to have died during smuggling, and called for action to address migrant deaths and support safe migration.

The Democratic Republic of Congo is battling a multitude of health threats. Cholera, measles, and a horrific mpox outbreak overwhelm hospitals.

Senegal’s presidential hopefuls gather for final rallies before an unprecedented election marked by political crisis and shortened campaign period.

Nigeria had previously ordered the immediate reopening of the frontier, but Niger kept its side closed until now

Kainerugaba, 49, has been serving as his father’s senior advisor in charge of special operations

Football not only serves as a source of entertainment and pride for Africans

Niger stands among several West African nations confronting an Islamist insurgency originating from Mali over the past 12 years

South Africa’s National Assembly speaker, Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula, goes on special leave amid allegations of corruption.

Algeria schedules early presidential elections on September 7 amid ongoing repression, sparking concerns over political freedoms.

The dispute primarily revolves around government proposals to cut salaries for medical interns and delay their permanent employment

The ministry reported two injuries from the blaze, one of which is severe burns

The ministry revealed that 175 individuals were apprehended at the scene

Maritime trafficking, including the smuggling of drugs, weapons, and even people, contributes to instability

The ongoing walkout has caused major disruptions to medical services, leaving many Kenyans without access to vital care.

Anta Babacar Ngom, Senegal’s sole female presidential candidate, advocates for gender equality and addresses economic challenges as she campaigns for the upcoming election.

Facing a crypto crackdown in Nigeria, Binance executives remain in detention despite a court appearance.

A deadly ambush in South Sudan leaves 15 dead, including a county commissioner and a deputy army commander. Youths are suspected to be behind the attack.

Arab foreign ministers and a top Palestinian official meet Antony Blinken in Cairo to discuss a pause in Israel-Hamas fighting and plans for a political solution.

Reports from local media suggest that over $40 million was withdrawn or transferred to other banks on Saturday due to the glitch