Libya’s oil sector faces fresh unrest as protesters target key facilities, demanding NOC chief’s removal and oil revenue reforms.

US envisions a reformed Palestinian Authority assuming control of Gaza, if and when Israel achieves its objective of dismantling Hamas.

China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi strengthens ties with Africa on a busy tour, visiting Egypt, Tunisia, Togo, and Ivory Coast for talks on infrastructure, trade, and investment.

Africa has emerged as a beacon of hope in the realm of peacebuilding, with inspiring initiatives

The 1948 Genocide Convention defines genocide as acts committed with the intent to destroy a national, ethnic, racial, or religious group

The helicopter, contracted by the UN, was conducting an air medical evacuation when it experienced technical issues, resulting in an emergency landing near Hindhere village

The army expressed “utmost dismay” at the “unprofessional conduct” and assured that the identified soldiers involved have been arrested

Inadequate urban planning and fragile infrastructure have left certain African nations susceptible to rapid floods triggered by intense rainfall

For the safety of all involved, UN will not say anything more at this point, official says

Helicopter landed in Al-Shabaab-controlled territory due to technical fault, authorities in Galmudug said

The African Union continue to make strides toward realizing a unified African identity

The accident, occurring along the Andoni waterways on Tuesday night, marks the first such mishap in the region this year

‘Foreign pressure has no meaning…We can trade with those people who respect us,’ says Yoweri Museveni

Powder from crushed tusks will be used in building symbolic national park monument, says state minister for environment

Horn of Africa tensions escalate as Somalia seeks Eritrean backing to counter Ethiopian port deal with Somaliland.

African unity cracks as South Africa challenges Morocco’s UN human rights presidency over Western Sahara claims.

Ex-Gambian minister Ousman Sonko stands trial in Switzerland for crimes against humanity under dictator Yahya Jammeh, igniting debate about judging past atrocities.

Africa’s trade networks played a pivotal role in the exchange of valuable commodities

The army revealed that the confrontations occurred in Mangina, close to Beni, on Monday

Last November, a group of armed individuals raided a military armory and multiple prisons in Freetown, releasing nearly 2,000 detainees

Probe ordered against humanitarian affairs, poverty alleviation minister for allegedly misappropriating social investment funds

Protesters demand security measures to prevent further massacres.

Abdullahi Deni’s re-election in Puntland, marked by tensions, sets the stage for unity and progress under his leadership.

Africa’s ‘brain drain’ is rotted in historical legacies of colonial rule