Zimbabwe’s political landscape sees a shift as Chamisa exits CCC, promising a revitalized political journey.

The peace accord, crucial for Mali’s stability, had been signed between the government and Tuareg armed groups in Algiers, with Algeria serving as the main mediator

This decision comes amid a crisis in Haiti, where gangs have displaced around 200,000 people from their homes

Security forces disperse demonstration outside German Embassy, arresting 3 activists

The peace deal, known as the Algiers Accord, was brokered by the United Nations in an effort to ease tensions during a period marked by Tuareg insurgencies against the central government since 2012

Clashes between shepherds and farmers escalate in town of Mangu, prompting state of emergency

National Intelligence Agency says ringleaders, including foreign nationalists, killed in operation

ECHR President warns of consequences as the UK faces legal duty on deportation issues with Rwanda.

Regional tensions escalate as ECOWAS faces criticism for sparse attendance in Niger talks.

Post-DRC elections, Blinken emphasizes diplomacy, collaborating with Angolan President to bring stability and peace to the troubled African region.

This historic town was once home to ancient libraries that housed invaluable manuscripts

The unexpected decision followed Mnangagwa’s successful re-election for a second term, defeating Chamisa in a contentious election that also saw the ZANU-PF party securing a parliamentary majority

The presidency attributes the spread of such rumors to political adversaries and asserts that there is no factual basis to support these claims

Oryem’s argument contends that, given the favorable climate and fertile land, people should be able to cultivate their own food

Guy Herve Kam, associated with the Sens organization, was abducted on Wednesday night

International Court of Justice listened to submissions from South Africa, Israel on Jan. 11-12, will deliver its order on Friday

The incidents occurred in three military drone strikes since August, including two at crowded markets and another at a funeral, according to HRW’s report

Defense lawyers have announced their intention to appeal the ruling in the Supreme Court

The decision follows a growing international trend urging museums and institutions to return African artifacts taken by former colonial powers such as Britain, France, Germany, and Belgium

Germany’s efforts to protect Red Sea shipping face a setback as Baerbock’s Djibouti visit is delayed by flight complications.

Facing a worsening cholera crisis, Zambia takes drastic measures, including school closures and vaccine drive, to contain the deadly disease.

Civilians targeted in Ngite attack as ADF militants remain active in eastern DRC.

Thousands demand change in Tanzania, urging a new constitution and electoral commission overhaul for fair elections.

Rwanda unearths mass grave, exposing hidden scars of genocide. Villagers search for answers, families hope for closure.