Nigeria mourns 16 soldiers killed in mediation mission
Nigeria mourns 16 soldiers killed while mediating a land dispute in the Delta. President Tinubu vows justice and a full investigation is underway.
Kenya finds hope in recycling amid waste crisis
Community-oriented recycling initiatives offer glimmer of hope as Kenya struggles for sustainable solutions to waste crisis
From boycotts to civil disobedience
Boycotts targeting goods and services associated with colonial industries have gained traction
Niger severs military ties with US
Niger’s military government ends its military partnership with the US, leaving roughly 1,000 US troops stationed uncertain.
Land tensions boil over in Cameroon violence
A land dispute in Cameroon’s Kouoptamo turned violent, with villagers fighting with machetes and firearms.
Extreme heat forces South Sudan to shut schools
South Sudan announces school closures and advises children to avoid outdoor activities as temperatures reach an unprecedented 45 degrees Celsius, posing serious health risks.
Senegalese leader vows no ‘revenge’ post-election
Ousmane Sonko confident his allied presidential candidate would win March 24 presidential poll
Sixteen Nigerian soldiers killed in Delta State community clashes
Following the tragic event, the chief of defense has ordered an immediate investigation into the matter and urged for the apprehension of those responsible
From pitch to diplomacy: Football’s role in Africa
Football holds a special place in the hearts of Africans, serving as a unifying force
Mass kidnappings in Nigeria spark UN alarm
The UN is calling on Nigerian authorities to stop the kidnappings and bring those responsible to justice.
Senegal’s Sonko rallies supporters after release, predicts big win
Fresh from prison, Senegalese opposition leader Sonko rallies behind his deputy Faye in the upcoming election.
DR Congo reinstates death penalty after 2 decades
The resurgence of the death penalty comes amidst a two-year offensive by M23 (March 23 Movement) rebels, who have gained control over large areas of the northeastern North Kivu province
Senegal court rejects opposition bid to halt election
The Constitutional Council had already postponed the election from February to March after previous attempts by authorities to reschedule it to December and then June
Victoria Falls wows spectators with its magnificent display
Visitors to Victoria Falls are treated to a sensory feast as they witness its beauty.
US delegation finishes talks with Nigerien junta officials, leaves country
Led by Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs Molly Phee, the delegation, originally scheduled for a two-day visit, extended its stay by an additional day
Somali security forces neutralize hotel attackers, national TV reports
The Somali government has not yet issued an official statement regarding the incident,
Egypt pursuing ceasefire in Gaza, President Sisi says
President Sisi emphasized the urgency of averting a potential Israeli incursion into Rafah
Ethiopia and Canada strengthen trade relations
Discussions led by Ethiopia’s foreign minister and visiting Canadian Foreign Ministry official focus on enhancing bilateral economic relations
Senegal’s president urges quick amnesty law before election
Senegal’s President Macky Sall’s call for an amnesty law raises anticipation for the release of jailed opposition figures ahead of the presidential election, potentially altering the country’s political dynamics.
Doctors’ strike cripples hospitals across Kenya
Nationwide strike by Kenyan doctors is leaving patients in a scramble. Key services are crippled, with some hospitals only offering emergency care.
High-level talks between Egypt, France to address Red Sea
Egyptian and French naval leaders convene to discuss strategies for maintaining maritime security amidst ongoing Houthi threats in the Red Sea.
Africa’s sustainable development journey
Governments recognize the urgency of tackling issues such as poverty, hunger and inequality
West Africa plagued by severe internet outages
Multiple failures in the sub-sea cables responsible for connecting the region to the internet have been reported by operating companies
Scores killed in Angola after sorcerer witch-hunt by locals
Despite significant opposition from the Catholic Church, belief in witchcraft remains prevalent in certain rural areas