ADF militants burn 10 civilians alive in Uganda
Grief and anger in Uganda after 10 civilians burnt alive by Daesh affiliate DRC-based ADF.
Migrants face increased xenophobia before South Africa’s elections
Right-wing political forces and populist politicians are tapping into anti-migrant sentiments in South Africa to boost chances for 2024 polls
Congolese rapper pardoned after criticizing President Tshisekedi
His imprisonment stemmed from a rap song where he expressed discontent
Kenyan minister’s Rwanda comments cause controversy
In his remarks, Murkomen pointed out that Rwanda operates differently, describing it as an autocracy
Africa’s exceptional biodiversity faces challenges
In the heart of Africa lies a treasure trove of unparalleled biodiversity
French couple loses legal battle over rare African mask valued at millions
The couple had sold the mask to the dealer for a mere €150
Kenyan slaps Carrefour franchise holder Majid al Futtaim with $7M fine
The fine represents the largest-ever penalty issued by Kenya’s competition regulatory body
South African president reacts to former president Zuma’s statements
Cyril Ramaphosa says everyone in South Africa is free to express themselves in relation to who they will vote for and why they will vote for them
Second day of major protest grips South African platinum mine
Operations at the mine, located northwest of Johannesburg, remain at a standstill
16th FNTP unveils diverse Algerian theatre delights
The festival pays homage to the late actor Ali Sellali, known as Allalou, through a special event featuring renowned academic and theatre critic Ahmed Cheniki.
IOM: Over 250,000 flee Sudan’s El Gezira amid clashes
With more than 250,000 people forced to flee their homes in El Gezira, fears of a major humanitarian crisis grip Sudan.
Ghana pours $15.2M in 13th African Games
Minister assures readiness for Ghana’s 13th African Games, expecting 5,000 athletes and a billion viewers.
Fears of renewed piracy as commercial ship seized near Somalia
The hijacking highlights the ongoing threat of piracy in the region and the need for increased security measures.
South Africa’s mining industry hit by another wave of protests
The mining industry employs hundreds of thousands of people in South Africa and is a major source of revenue for the country.
Ethiopia’s military recognizes Turkish drone maker with award
Across Africa, there’s a growing trend of nations acquiring Turkish drones to combat various armed groups
S Africa warns citizens fighting for Israel of potential prosecution
According to the ministry, South Africans require prior government authorization to participate legally in conflicts in Israel
African nations forge path to peace amid regional challenges
African nations have demonstrated commendable advancements in their pursuit of peace
Sisi secures third term as Egypt’s president with 89.6% of votes
Some voters said the eruption of conflict in Gaza had encouraged them to vote for Sisi
Burkina Faso’s military leader dismisses foreign minister
Jean Marie Traore Karamoko appointed new top diplomat of West African country
Turkish flutist showcases talent at yearly concert in Nigeria
Lelya Bayramogullari takes the stage at 16th edition of Festival of Praise in capital Abuja
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.
