Analysts say Wagner and other contractors undermine command, stoke violence, and strain Russia–Sahel security ties

Remax agent and Trump’s ambassador to Turkey Barrack apologizes for calling Beirut reporters “animalistic”

Egypt is jailing teen TikTokkers under vague “family values” and finance laws, rights groups warn

President Hassan opened campaigning in Tanzania as opposition figures were sidelined and rights groups voiced concern over democratic freedoms.

Seven migrants arrived in Rwanda from the United States with some planning to build lives and others returning home.

The training will continue until September 10, including naval, ground, air, and special forces.

Cyan Boujee deletes job videos and apologises as South Africa warns of trafficking and opens a probe

Six Ivorian government workers were kidnapped by Burkinabe volunteer forces near the porous border amid longstanding tensions between the two nations.

Algeria summoned France’s chargé d’affaires to protest visa-related statements and accused France of breaching diplomatic protocol.

Russian mercenary groups Wagner and Africa Corps created resentment, caused security lapses, and failed to secure mining gains in Mali.

Tanzania’s electoral commission disqualified opposition candidate Luhaga Mpina ahead of October polls, drawing criticism over threats to democratic integrity.

South African opposition leader Julius Malema was found guilty of hate speech for race-fueled comments made at a 2022 political rally.

Ibtissame Lachgar remains in detention after Moroccan court denies bail despite her critical health and upcoming cancer surgery.

Kagame and Chapo sealed a security pact as attacks escalate in Mozambique’s north where gas projects face renewed disruption.

Rosatom courts Niger with a nuclear plant as Paris ties unravel—promises vs. security & cost risks

UNHCR confirms Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda start refugee repatriations with calls to ensure all returns are voluntary and safe under international principles

Niger’s junta announced Europeans must now apply for visas in Geneva Ankara or Moscow in response to difficulties faced by Nigeriens.

Africa launches a cholera response plan to save lives and secure vaccines across its 54 member states by 2030.

A train derailed in northern Nigeria on Tuesday injuring seven people as emergency teams responded to the site and hospitals received the wounded.

Four villagers were killed and another went missing in northern Ivory Coast after armed men attacked near the Burkina Faso border.

Africa’s millionaire population is projected to grow sharply with South Africa leading and wealthy Africans seeking global mobility options

JNIM pushes toward Bamako, sparking fresh displacement as Mali’s army reports heavy losses and aid dwindles

A breakaway Somali opposition faction has signed an electoral deal with President Mohamud to advance one-person one-vote elections.

Libya’s al-Menfi met with US envoy Berndt to discuss reviving the political transition, advancing national elections, and strengthening governance.