S Africa’s Ramaphosa accused of meddling in Zulu succession battle

The accusation follows the president’s announcement of appealing against a court decision that invalidated his coronation of Zulu King Misuzulu ka Zwelithini

Guinea oil terminal blast claims lives of at least 11 people

The explosion, which rocked the Kaloum administrative district in downtown Conakry, shattered windows in nearby residences and prompted the evacuation of hundreds

Uganda court hears challenge against brutal anti-LGBTQ+ law

Termed draconian and inhumane, the law is under scrutiny for violating universal human rights standards

Morocco demands two permanent UN seats for Africa

Morocco argues that a more representative and effective UN Security Council is crucial for tackling these challenges and ensuring global stability.

US invests $82M to empower Africa’s digital economy

This significant investment aims to bridge the digital divide in Africa, empower local communities, and unlock the continent’s economic potential.

South Africa reels after nine people killed in shooting

The attack targeted a gathering in the Popo Molefe informal settlement, raising concerns about potential language-related tensions.

Kenya ‘strongly disassociates’ from DRC rebel alliance

Kenya-DRC relations face major test after Nangaa’s rebel announcement, diplomatic efforts underway.

Three stonemasons killed as historic Kairouan Walls in Tunisia collapse

Officials reported that a 30-meter section of the wall, near the Gate of the Floggers, crumbled, resulting in the fatalities

Officials confirm release of South African kidnapped in Mali since 2017

Reports suggest the recently released hostage is presently receiving medical attention in a hospital in Algiers

African youth redefine politics

African youth have stepped into the forefront of shaping political ideologies

Constitution referendum to end military rule held in Chad

Provisional results expected in late December, and Supreme Court to validate them within 4 days

Close to 100 migrants bound for Europe intercepted by Senegal

The gendarmerie said the migrants consisted of 83 Malians, seven people from the Gambia and three from Mauritania

Congo summons Kenyan ambassador following rebel alliance concerns

Envoy to provide explanations on launch in Nairobi of new political-military formation

Senegal navy seizes cocaine worth at least $210M

In a major maritime success, Senegal Navy intercepts and seizes a substantial cocaine stash valued at over $210 million, underscoring the effectiveness of anti-drug efforts.

The complex social structures of historical African societies

The presence of kings, queens, and rulers within these societies often had broader implications

US confirms warring parties’ ceasefire extension in DRC

Regional agreements crucial for resolving Eastern DRC conflict, US warns against backsliding.

Controversial Rajoelina starts new term as Madagascar’s leader

Madagascar’s Rajoelina re-elected, but boycott and unrest raise concerns about the island nation’s democracy and stability.

UN to assist DRC in elections amidst withdrawal

As MONUSCO prepares to leave, the UN Security Council’s decision allows the mission to provide essential logistical support for the Democratic Republic of Congo’s 2023 electoral process.

Africa’s resource nationalization to reclaim control post-independence

The process of resource nationalization involves the state asserting ownership

WHO: DR Congo records highest mpox cases since 2020

Country recorded 13,000 suspected mpox cases and more than 600 related deaths between Jan. 1 and mid-November, says WHO’s technical lead for mpox

Uganda working to rescue 22 trafficked nationals held in Myanmar

These victims, estimated to be between 22 and 30 years old, believed they were securing employment in supermarkets in Thailand

Somalia officially joins EAC as eighth member

The formal inclusion of Somalia on 24th November marks its entry as the eighth member state

Court in West Africa orders reinstatement of deposed Niger leader

According to Bazoum’s party and relatives, they have been detained without access to essential amenities like running water and electricity

Worldcoin, Kenya in talks to resume operations

It is purported that the company plans to expand its operations across various locations within Kenya

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