Fatal collision between bus and truck kills 15 Malians

Grim toll in Mali as a bus-truck accident claims 15 lives and leaves 46 people injured.

UN demands investigation into Libya attack with 100 casualties

The United Nations (UN) mission in the war-affected nation has called for a comprehensive and expeditious investigation into the incident

Hope for Mountain Gorillas: Conservation efforts yield results

The illegal wildlife trade, including poaching and trafficking, poses a grave threat to the species

Niger reshuffles cabinet, appoints new ministers for mining and energy

The restructuring involves the division of the previous combined ministry of mines, petrol, and energy into three distinct roles

Senegal presidential candidates urge swift vote by April 2

The call comes after President Macky Sall’s decision to postpone the February 25 election led to significant political unrest

12 people burned alive in Northwest Nigeria by unidentified assailants

Gunmen burned down 17 houses in Gindin Dutse Makyali village in Kajuru area of Kaduna State, and 15 injured people transported to nearby hospital for treatment, say police

Senegal’s Diomaye urges free prisoners before polls

Diomaye urges immediate release of political prisoners, including Sonko, to level the playing field in Senegal’s election.

US demands Rwanda withdraw troops as M23 threatens Goma

US accuses Rwanda of fueling DR Congo conflict by backing M23 rebels, urging both sides to end violence displacing thousands.

Algeria’s Gaza ceasefire call sparks UN tension

Tension rises as the UN Security Council grapples with Algeria’s call for an immediate Gaza ceasefire.

Moroccan navy rescues boatload fleeing Mauritania

The Moroccan navy rescued 141 African migrants from a distressed boat en route to the Canary Islands.

Discover Africa’s iconic wildlife on safari

Africa’s safari destinations provide unforgettable experiences

Egypt to create logistics hub in Rafah for Gaza aid facilitation

Aid to Gaza is reaching Sinai region by land, sea, air; efforts being made to transport aid by trucks, says North Sinai’s governor

Ethiopia’s defiant stand against European colonization

Ethiopian forces, achieved a resounding victory over the invading Italian army

Senegalese celebrate reversal of election postponement decision

Lawyer Babou Cisse, 40, expresses hope that President Sall will respect the decision

Explosion hits DR Congo airport amid escalating conflict in restive east

Tensions have heightened in recent days near the strategic town of Sake, located approximately 20 kilometers (12 miles) from Goma

Egyptian authorities deny shelters near Gaza amid Israeli attacks

Egypt’s State Information Service refutes claims, stating no plans for shelters near Gaza amid Israeli aggression.

Ethiopia hosts mini-summit to tackle DRC conflict, regional tensions

Tshisekedi accuses Rwanda of fueling DR Congo conflict at peace talks, urging end to hostilities and regional instability.

US to host Kenya’s Ruto in May

Biden welcomes Kenyan President Ruto for a state visit, highlighting 60 years of partnership and boosting East African ties.

Sall agrees to early Senegal election as court averts delay

Senegal’s elections thrown into chaos after President Sall delays vote. Court ruling forces early poll, raising hopes for stability.

Unraveling the mysteries of West Africa’s forgotten kingdom

At its zenith, the Kingdom of Ghana stood as a major center of trade

Nigerian president appoints son-in-law to prominent position

Ojo, who is married to Mr. Tinubu’s eldest daughter, Folashade, marks the first instance where President Tinubu has chosen a family member for a position within the federal government

Rabies confirmed in hyenas responsible for attacks on humans in Kenya

Unusual hyena attacks have raised concerns since January, prompting the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) to issue a warning for residents

Senegal’s constitutional council rejects election postponement

Judicial authority rules postponement of Feb. 25 vote unlawful

DRC demands end to Rwanda-supported M23 rebels

Anti-Rwanda demonstrations spread across eastern DR Congo as anger mounts over M23 offensive and alleged Western complicity.

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