Critical condition for one rescued migrant after a deadly boat tragedy off Tunisia’s Zarzis coast.

President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud’s support amplifies the significance of Mogadishu’s decision to outlaw face masks and hats.

Libyan leaders urged to engage in talks for peace and elections. UN envoy warns of instability without a political settlement.

Senegal’s highest court throws out election delay, tossing the nation into chaos unseen for generations.

The US pledges support to Somalia’s fight against al-Shabaab by building five new military bases for the elite Danab Brigade.

Cultural expressions continue to flourish, melding traditional roots with contemporary influences

Decision made after high-level security meeting

Spokesman Siphiwe Dlamini said the soldiers were killed on Wednesday when a mortar bomb landed inside one of the South African contingent’s military bases

France will host a humanitarian conference in Paris on April 15th to address the worsening crisis in Sudan.

Women in DR Congo march for peace, demanding an end to the war in the east and criticizing Rwanda and the international community’s response.

Senegal’s President Sall holds a crucial cabinet meeting as international pressure mounts to resolve the election crisis and avoid violence.

Urgent appeal as AU Chair Moussa Faki Mahamat labels Gaza attacks “war of extermination,” seeks global support.

Hundreds of Ghanaian football fans protested in Accra, demanding better governance and reforms after their national team’s early exit from the Africa Cup of Nations.

Proverbs stand as timeless pillars, carrying the weight of centuries of wisdom

Deal ‘illegal,’ aims to ‘harm unity’ of Somaliland, say parliament members in Somalia’s breakaway region

Police making serious efforts to rescue victims in Zamfara State, official says

Kang’ethe, who had escaped from custody, was originally detained pending extradition to the US over the death of Margaret Mbitu

Intensifying battles near Goma as government forces strive to regain control from M23 rebels in Sake.

International concern heightens over Senegal’s crisis as the UN and US advocate for peaceful resolutions.

Tunisia’s leader, Kais Saied, addresses deep political crisis, promising timely presidential polls for stability.

Zambia defeats cholera, reopening schools with confidence and robust preventive measures in place.

South Africa presses for stronger ICJ action against Israel’s threatened offensive on Gaza, citing genocide concerns.

This visit marks the culmination of a prolonged reconciliation process between the two leaders

Traditional architectural styles in Africa are deeply rooted in local environmental conditions