Nigerian Christian woman granted bail in blasphemy case: attorney
Following Jatau’s arrest, agitated Muslim youths wreaked havoc in Warji, located 100 kilometers (60 miles) from the state capital Bauchi
Egypt’s presidential election kicks off as voting commences
Contest between 4 candidates; incumbent President al-Sisi poised to win another term
Oil Ministry slams Egypt’s secret deal exporting Libyan oil to S Korea
The agreement grants Egypt and South Korea access to the port of Garjoub, allowing them to export Libyan oil without any oversight from the Libyan government.
West African bloc IGAD calls for ending Sudan turmoil
Leaders urge immediate ceasefire and implementation of the Jeddah agreement to address the humanitarian crisis.
Zambia Anthrax outbreak expands, posing regional threat
Anthrax outbreak in Zambia expands, posing a regional threat. World Health Organization warns of high risk of spread.
Africa stands firm: A continent free from nuclear weapons
Africa stands committed to the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons
Joint report: Africa faces unprecedented food crisis, millions at risk
A UN report warns of a worsening food crisis in Africa, with 78% of the population unable to afford a healthy diet.
UN peacekeepers hand over major camp in Mali
The UN peacekeeping mission in Mali is nearing its end, with the withdrawal of troops raising concerns of renewed conflict.
Tshisekedi calls Kagame ‘Adolf Hitler’ in campaign speech
DR Congo leader criticizes Rwanda’s desire to monopolize eastern DRC resources.
Dozens of Ugandan families denied additional compensation for oil project land
Controversy surrounds Ugandan oil project as court rules against families seeking additional compensation.
Zimbabwe goes to elections without opposition
ZANU-PF poised to gain seats in uncontested Zimbabwe by-elections.
UN warns of East Africa food crisis over heavy rains
East Africa faces a critical food shortage due to severe rainfall.
Fatal accident leads Turkey to issue arrest warrant for Somali president son
An arrest warrant has been issued for the son of the Somali President following a deadly accident.
Oyo Empire’s political legacy shapes Nigeria’s governance
The Oyo Mesi, comprised of wise and seasoned elders
Protest erupts in South Africa gold mine, hundreds demand change
Hundreds held underground in a South Africa gold mine protest, a gripping tale of resistance against injustice.
Angkor Wat villagers protest as Cambodian PM backs move
A contentious decision unfolds as Cambodia’s Prime Minister speaks out, providing reasons for relocating villagers near Angkor Wat.
More East African troops withdraw from DRC
Ongoing conflict in eastern DRC creates uncertainty for regional peacekeeping mission.
Amnesty demands justice for Nigerian airstrike on civilians
Amnesty International demanded justice for victims of a Nigerian military strike on a civilian population.
West African court rules against Niger military leaders appeal
In a major legal blow to Niger’s military junta, West Africa’s top court has refused to recognize its legitimacy and rejected its plea to lift sanctions.
UK’s Sunak defends controversial Rwanda asylum plan
Facing intense scrutiny and internal dissent, UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak doubles down on his support for the controversial Rwanda migrant plan.
Yaa Asantewaa’s courageous stand against British forces
Her unwavering courage and exceptional leadership played a pivotal role in the resistance
Tanzanian Vice-President Mpango’s absence worrying citizens
Expected to attend a science conference in Arusha on Wednesday, the Vice-President was represented by a cabinet minister
Kenya plans to send 1,500 farm workers to Israel amid Hamas conflict
This development follows Malawi’s dispatch of 221 young individuals to work on Israeli farms
State of emergency announced in Seychelles after explosion, flooding
The declaration, is in response to the explosion at the CCCL explosives store and the devastation caused by the flooding