Rwanda relaxes nighttime regulations for holiday season celebrations

Rwanda Development Board has announced new measures, allowing bars to extend their operational hours until 02:00 (local time) between December 15 and January 17

Somalia appeals for global aid in tackling forced displacement crisis

Country pledges to provide durable solutions for 50,000 displaced people in 4 years

Nigerian court orders separatist leader to remain in prison

Under the custody of Nigeria’s secret police, Kanu will await the government’s scheduling of his trial’s continuation

Senegal court orders reinstatement of Sonko on election list

High court ruling paves way for Ousmane Sonko to run for president, says lawyer

BRICS launches media initiative in Africa to counter West

Through its media investments in Africa, BRICS is attempting to shift the information landscape and offer an alternative to Western news sources.

The enduring legacy of Afro-Europeans

Afro-European heritage continues to weave its rich history through centuries

‘You know your king,’ Zulu chief tells group of sanitation workers

The legitimacy of King Misuzulu’s claim to the throne faces challenge from his elder half-brother, Prince Simakade Zulu

North African nations eye alternatives to US currency

North Africa’s de-dollarization move is not just about currency; it reflects a broader shift in geopolitical and economic alliances in the region.

Military raids target illegal miners in South Africa

Deployment marks a significant escalation in the fight against illegal mining, a major source of revenue for criminal organizations and a contributor to economic instability.

Aspiring terror leader releases video, calls out W African military regimes

In the 22-minute video, the jihadist leader aimed to depict himself as a champion for the oppressed

Uganda’s Museveni says hundreds of ADF militants killed in strikes

In a joint effort in 2021, Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo launched military offensives against the ADF in eastern DR Congo

Jumia ceases food delivery operations, focuses on E-commerce

This move impacts all seven countries where the service operates, namely Nigeria, Kenya, Uganda, Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria, and Ivory Coast

Turkey hopes Somali leader’s son will attend trial for fatal car crash

Mohamed Hassan Sheikh Mahmoud was operating a Somali consulate car on November 30 when it collided with a motorcycle courier in central Istanbul

Tanzania confirms second student killed in Israel by Hamas

In a statement released on Facebook, authorities at Kibbutz Nahal Oz disclosed that Mr. Mollel’s remains are being held by Hamas

Haiti’s top cop visits Kenya ahead of planned force deployment

Haiti grapples with the presence of approximately 300 active gangs, controlling roughly 80% of the capital, Port-au-Prince

Court rules Zulu coronation unlawful: Legacy of royal feud endures

South Africa’s Zulu king faces an uncertain future after a court ruled his recognition unlawful, prompting an appeal and calls for unity amidst family tensions.

Africa’s vaccine defense bolstered by Gavi’s $1.8B investment

The African Vaccine Manufacturing Accelerator aims to bridge vaccine inequities and boost local production with Gavi’s $1 billion investment.

The richness of African cuisine

African cuisine’s authenticity lies in its ingenious use of grains

Uganda withdraws forces from DRC’s troubled east amid rebel unrest

Ugandan troops pull out of DR Congo, leaving the country to grapple with the M23 rebellion and a possible power vacuum.

Sierra Leone court issues arrest warrant for opposition leader

At present, Kamara’s lawyer has not been reached for comment regarding the court’s decision

Cameroon military rescues abducted and ‘tortured’ students

Some students who sustained injuries are currently receiving medical care in hospitals

Ugandan court hands 105-year prison sentence to serial killer

Musasizi’s arrest in March 2021 was on suspicion of killing five women and an infant

Gunmen fatally shoot 4 soldiers, abduct 2 Koreans in Nigeria

The abduction of foreign workers, often for ransom, is a recurring issue in Nigeria

Niger announces full withdrawal of French troops by December 22

Only 157 French soldiers remain in Niger, says military statement

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