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

The ECOWAS bloc summit focused on the recent political developments in Niger

Kenyan leader William Ruto was present at funeral service, hailing Kiptum’s talent, inspirational spirit

Egyptian President Sisi and Jordanian King Abdullah expressed concerns about the Gaza conflict’s impact on regional stability, urging Israel to de-escalate and facilitate aid access.

Despite a vaccination campaign, Sudan’s cholera outbreak surges due to the ongoing civil war, displacing millions and hindering healthcare efforts.

A deadly dawn raid on a Nigerien border outpost leaves four soldiers dead and fuels fears of growing insecurity near the Nigerian border.

Kenya and Namibia join the FATF’s monitoring list alongside 21 other countries while the UAE celebrates its removal due to progress made in combating money laundering and terrorist financing.

Free Russian wheat arrives in sanctioned Zimbabwe, offering relief but sparking debate about its motives.

Facing a currency crisis, Egypt secures a $35 billion deal with the UAE, promising debt relief, tourism growth, and infrastructure projects.

Facing accusations of piloting an overloaded, unsafe boat that led to the deaths of four migrants, a Senegalese man received a 9.5-year jail sentence in the UK.

Senegal’s presidential election crisis worsens as candidates, civil society reject talks, demanding a date before April 2nd.

In what is now Nigeria, the remnants of the Kingdom of Benin’s remarkable defensive walls remain

The victims included individuals fleeing ongoing clashes and those returning home from a baptism ceremony, according to the residents

President Mohamud stated that he would only engage in discussions with Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed if Ethiopia renounces its intention “to take part of our country”

The grim events unfolded after two youngsters in Culade, Cacheu region, succumbed to a sudden illness

The controversy arose when a post by Mahjoubi went viral on social media, where he referred to the French flag as “satanic”