African nations are intensifying efforts to modernize their armed forces

The cause of the escape remains unclear, although Mntambo mentioned that animals sometimes traverse a river bordering the game reserve

The election, characterized by significant logistical challenges, saw widespread delays and administrative disarray

The health ministry cautioned citizens about potential health hazards linked to prolonged exposure to the airborne dust

The discounted inter-state fares and cost-free train rides will be effective from Thursday through January 4

Polling stations not able to open as planned have another day to receive voters, says electoral body chief

Community-driven initiative transforming fishing practices to protect ocean, mitigate climate change

African athletes continue to etch their names in the annals of sporting history

AfDB condemns staff assault in Ethiopia, pulls out crew, jeopardizing projects.

Tensions escalate after Burkina Faso detains French citizens on espionage charges. France denies claims.

Lourenco’s vote at ECCAS summit maintains Gabon sanctions, further straining ties with Nguema.

Combating Covid’s impact on women and children, HeDPAC boosts primary healthcare in Africa and Caribbean cooperation.

Ethiopia and Djibouti aim to deepening ties as both parties focus on shared development, security, infrastructure.

Sosthene Munyemana accused of using office in southern Rwanda to hold ethnic Tutsis who were later taken to be killed

Humanitarian assistance to be distributed to those affected by recent heavy floods caused by El Nino phenomena

The legal dispute revolves around dos Santos’s involvement in Angolan telecoms operator Unitel

This election, known for its critical significance, has encountered logistical hurdles, portraying a scene of chaos and uncertainty

On the 241st day of his ambitious undertaking, Cook covered an astounding distance of 110.12 kilometers (68.4 miles) across Ivory Coast.

Driven by strong winds, the blaze encroached upon the Simon’s Town Naval Base, causing damage to one structure

Reports from various cities across the country, including Kinshasa, Goma, Beni, Lubumbashi, and Tshikapa, noted long delays and logistical issues at polling stations

Country vows to defend its water and national security if they are violated

Incumbent President Felix Tshisekedi is running against 19 other candidates

Investors flock to Botswana’s Namibian port rail project, eyeing faster trade and bypassing South Africa’s delays.

Operation Dudula, a vigilante group turned political party, is at the forefront of the anti-migrant movement, specifically targeting businesses owned by foreign nationals.