All eyes are on Rwanda as the country prepares for its next presidential election, which will be held on July 15, 2024.

In response to rising irregular migration, Libya deports hundreds of migrants to Egypt and Nigeria.

The lives of millions are at stake as a major food crisis grips West Africa. This report analyzes the situation and highlights urgent needs.

The coastal regions of Africa are renowned for their rich marine ecosystems

Their aim is to facilitate the entry of critical emergency aid from neighboring Benin

He did not present specific debt figures but highlighted a 5.4 percent growth in the GDP over the last six months

During an event in Nairobi commemorating 60 years of independence from Britain, Ruto emphasized the elimination of the visa requirement

His family reports a lack of information about his whereabouts since his unsuccessful attempt to escape detention on October 19Niger Junta Holds Firm, Denies Release of Former Leader Mohamed Bazoum and Lift of Sanctions

Reactions poured in with incredulity over the award, equating it to praising a captain for steering a ship directly into an iceberg

Last month, her family announced her hospitalization, urging South Africans to keep her in their thoughts and prayers

The Pretoria high court has mandated President Cyril Ramaphosa to initiate an inquiry to investigate whether the ascension of King Misuzulu Zulu complied with customary laws

Authorities confirmed the recovery of eleven bodies, alongside one survivor, from the open cast mine situated in the country’s primary copperbelt region

The gaming landscape in Africa is experiencing a renaissance

“Today is like a holiday, a very beautiful carnival,” voter Hamud Abu El-Maaty said outside a polling station

Zandile Mafe, aged 50, was apprehended while firefighters were combating the destructive inferno on January 2 last year

Bukavu, serving as the capital of South Kivu province, faced severe downpours leading to landslides that buried multiple houses

The development comes as Belarus, facing diplomatic isolation, aims to cultivate greater support among African nations

More than 400 miners were held below ground in Springs, situated east of Johannesburg

Fatoumata Kaba, the spokesperson, informed media that the mission, known as MINUSMA, officially ended

Tunisian authorities report a dramatic increase in migrant interceptions in 2023, exceeding 70,000 individuals.

The latest blackout is raising questions about the reliability of Kenya’s power grid and the government’s ability to provide essential services.

West African leaders maintain sanctions on Niger’s military rulers, demanding progress towards a civilian government.

The Negritude movement is all about the resilience and assertion of African and Afro-Caribbean identity

Tinubu emphasized the need to support these nations in achieving prompt and realistic transitions to democracy