Africa’s new language policies promote cultural preservation

Numerous African nations have implemented progressive language policies

UN transfers Timbuktu camp control to Mali amid security concerns

Originally slated for January, the handover of the Gao and Timbuktu bases to Malian authorities has been expedited due to the region’s volatile security situation

Somalia, Somaliland presidents ‘attend meeting in Djibouti

A team headed by President Bihi arrived in Djibouti to meet with the President of Somalia, according to a statement from the Somaliland Presidential Office.

Zambia investigates alleged corruption after minister’s resignation

Minister denies wrongdoing, but authorities launch corruption investigation.

DRC rejects vote re-run amid mounting election disputes

CENI election commission denies allegations, stands by provisional results showing Tshisekedi ahead.

Ethiopian church attack kills eight, government denies airstrike

At least eight people are dead after an attack on a church compound in Ethiopia’s Oromiya region.

Man discovered in landing gear of Algeria-France flight

The man was suffering from severe hypothermia but miraculously survived the harrowing journey.

From Ashanti to Buganda: Rediscovering Africa’s rich kingdoms

Africa boasts a rich history of ancient kingdoms and dynasties

Zambia intensifies anti-cholera efforts amid rising death toll

Health Minister Sylvia Masebo disclosed that within a 24-hour period, five fatalities and 111 fresh cases had been recorded

Fatal petrol tanker explosion in Liberia claims over 40 lives

Eyewitnesses described a distressing scene where individuals attempted to gather the spilled fuel

Russia reopens embassy in Burkina Faso after 3 decades’ closure

The embassy, which ceased operations in 1992, has been reinstated

40 lives lost in deadly floods, landslides in eastern DR Congo

Search and rescue efforts ongoing amid concern that death toll may rise

Uganda’s military reports death of militia leader

Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) terror group’s commander was responsible for 2 attacks in western Uganda this month that killed 13 people

Zambian FM quits amid cash allegations from Chinese businessman

Further unverified evidence in the form of handwritten notes surfaced on social media, suggesting the exchange of $100,000 between a Zambian and a Chinese mining company

Central Nigeria Attacks: Death toll reaches 198, authorities confirm

Armed groups launched a spate of attacks from Saturday evening through Tuesday morning in Plateau State

African nations propel into space

African nations are making significant headway in the realm of space exploration

Congo police deploy tear gas on banned election protest

Amid allegations of fraud, five challengers of President Felix Tshisekedi urged their followers to participate in a protest march on Wednesday

Cash claims: Zambia rocked by minister’s exit

Zambia’s Foreign Minister Stanley Kakubo resigns amidst accusations of a shady mine deal and accepting bribes from Chinese nationals.

Cough syrup tied to poisonings in Gambia, Uzbekistan, Cameroon

Authorities investigate cough syrup linked to child deaths in Gambia, Uzbekistan and Cameroon. Parents urged to check medicine for recalls.

Russia deepens ties with Africa, new embassy in Burkina Faso

Russia’s embassy opening in Burkina Faso marks a new chapter in its Africa outreach, raising questions about strategic goals.

Post-brexit UK eyes Morocco, “gateway to Africa” for trade boom

Morocco seeks post-Brexit trade, security deal with UK, calling itself “gateway to Africa.” Tomatoes, cars and renewable energy on the table.

Deadly flood in South Africa kills six, many missing

Devastating floods in KwaZulu-Natal leave 6 dead and 10 missing. River overflows, sweeping away vehicles on N11 Road.

Ethiopia joins Africa’s debt default list

East Africa’s giant, Ethiopia, officially defaults, highlighting the impact of COVID and conflict on African economies.

DR Congo government bans election protest due to ‘irregularities’

The decision follows a letter published on Saturday by five opposition presidential candidates to the governor of Kinshasa

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