Mnangagwa, who was set to address a gathering in the resort town, decided to postpone his trip to facilitate the ongoing investigations

Kenya had previously offered to contribute up to 1,000 personnel, a gesture welcomed by the United States and other nations unwilling to deploy their own forces

Quentin Botbol, the publisher of Africa Intelligence, stated in an emailed release that Galindo has departed for France

The interruption occurred during a debate on the president’s State of the Nation speech

Gun violence is common in South Africa where scores of people are shot at every day in robberies, gang-related or domestic violence

Africa’s economic landscape is not solely defined by its formal sectors

The prolonged dry spell has led to a scarcity of rainfall, raising concerns about potential food shortages and a strain on electricity production

The prosecutor general earlier mentioned “dead including Yaya Dillo” without providing specific details

Senegal has experienced its most significant unrest in decades following Sall’s unexpected postponement of the presidential election

Fishing boat destined for Canary Islands capsizes off Saint-Louis, about 320 kilometers north of Dakar

Ethiopian PM Abiy Ahmed and Kenyan President William Ruto met in Nairobi, discussing ways to strengthen bilateral ties in trade, agriculture, and infrastructure.

A migrant boat tragedy unfolds off the coast of Morocco, leaving eight people dead and raising concerns about the perilous journeys undertaken in search of a better life.

United Nations has started pulling peacekeepers out of the Democratic Republic of Congo, ending a 25-year presence despite ongoing violence in the east.

Ghana’s parliament passed a bill criminalizing same-sex relations and advocacy for LGBTQ+ rights, sparking condemnation from rights groups who urge the president to reject it.

Human Rights Watch criticizes Burkina Faso’s military junta for its treatment of critics and opponents.

A prominent media activist in Guinea, detained for calling a demonstration against censorship, was freed after an appeal hearing amid a general strike demanding lower food prices, media freedom, and improved living conditions.

The African Union’s Agenda 2063 is leading the charge in the infrastructure development process

Despite extensive security measures, the attacks persist, casting a shadow over French oil company TotalEnergies’ plans to resume a $20 billion liquefied natural gas terminal in Cabo Delgado in the coming months

Tunisian President Kais Saied was elected on Oct. 13, 2019 for 5-year period, expected to take place in upcoming presidential race

The authorities have implicated “elements” associated with an opposition party in the attack

Chad’s pivotal election on May 6 concludes a three-year junta rule, sparking international concerns over the extended transition period.

Government downplays threat despite thousands fleeing violence in northern Mozambique.

Aar Sunu Election collective urges President Sall to act swiftly, setting the stage for a crucial election date amid heightened political tensions.

A dynamic wave of youth-led activism is reshaping the social and political landscape