The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) revealed that the building, housing over 120 shops, crumbled in the city of Onitsha

Thousands of workers, traders, rights activists, students march through streets of major cities

Information Minister Daud Aweis Jama demands establishment of Palestinian state on basis of 1967 borders

The strike has cleared main thoroughfares, closed banks, and shuttered markets, yet pockets of unrest emerged in residential areas on Monday

Deadly protests erupt in Guinea as general strike highlights tensions with junta.

Senegal’s President offers amnesty to quell protest anger after delaying elections. Opposition rejects it, demanding consensus on a new date.

A thought-provoking documentary, “Dahomey” follows the journey of looted African art returning home, while students debate the ethics and complexities of restitution.

Human rights groups slam Egypt for targeting activist reporting on potential refugee camp near Gaza.

Military attempts to contain a surge in violence in Burkina Faso after coordinated attacks on religious communities.

The Fante Confederacy, was a central player in shaping Ghana’s nascent history

RED-Tabara insurgents targeted a mourning family, resulting in the death of nine people, including six women and a soldier

Dahable, employed by the Somali Civil Aviation Authority, was discovered dead on February 18 in his home in Mogadishu

Scheduled to run for 11 days until next Thursday, the exercise aims to enhance the preparedness of participating countries for peacekeeping missions, crisis response, and humanitarian assistance

German forces ruthlessly quashed anti-colonial Maji Maji Rebellion in Tanzania from 1905-1907

Africa Intelligence, in a statement, revealed that its lawyer attended the hearing and was informed about the charges against Galindo

Algeria officially opened the Great Mosque of Algiers, boasting the world’s tallest minaret and space for 120,000 worshippers, but the project faced delays, cost overruns, and controversy throughout its seven years of construction.

ECOWAS signals a shift by lifting some sanctions on Guinea and Mali, aiming to re-engage with the military-led governments and resume dialogue.

A church service in Burkina Faso turned tragic as at least 15 people were killed in a suspected terrorist attack.

Pan-Africanism has served as a source of hope and unity for African peoples worldwide

The Bantu migration was a monumental journey that started around 2000 BCE

New details emerge about the fatal helicopter crash that killed Nigerian bank CEO Herbert Wigwe and five others.

Tensions rise at Namibia’s memorial as pressure mounts on Germany to deliver on its promise of reparations for the colonial-era genocide.

South Africa’s 2024 election could be a game-changer with the ANC’s grip on power weakening, opposition parties are uniting.

ECOWAS declared the immediate lifting of sanctions on Niger, which included border closures, freezing central bank and state assets, and suspension of commercial transactions