19 terrorists seriously injured in air raids, says National Intelligence and Security Agency

Kanu pleaded not guilty to terrorism charges as his Nigerian trial continued under a fourth judge, with new dates set for hearings in April and May.

Umeme, which holds monopoly rights to distribute electricity in Uganda under a concession that began in 2005, is listed on both the Ugandan and Kenyan stock exchanges

Indigenous Maasai pastoralists in northern Tanzania are raising alarm over carbon credit initiatives, fearing they could lead to a new wave of land dispossession. The Maasai International Solidarity Alliance (MISA) claims these projects are forcing the community off ancestral lands through complex financial contracts. In Longido, 68-year-old Lepilal Ole Saitoti reflects on the changes around

The ongoing conflict between the M23 rebel group and the Congolese army has displaced hundreds of thousands within the country

According to the IOM, at least 8,938 people perished on migration routes last year

Niger’s oil minister states Chinese oil executives were expelled due to a large local and expat pay gap.

Algerian prosecutors have requested a 10-year sentence for Boualem Sansal after he allegedly made remarks undermining national unity and Algeria’s territorial integrity.

Rival taxi groups are believed to be behind two deadly shootings in Johannesburg, leaving seven people dead over two days in a violent clash.

Rwanda-backed M23 rebels pushed deeper into eastern Congo, seizing a strategic town and cutting off army positions despite recent ceasefire calls.

Congo’s president says US partnership progressed faster under Trump as the country seeks American support against rebel groups in exchange for mineral resources.

Ethiopia will inaugurate the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam in six months, despite concerns from Egypt and Sudan over its impact on Nile water access.

Thiam sheds French nationality ahead of potential presidential run in Ivory Coast

Walikale, with a population of 15,000, marks the furthest western reach of the rebels since their swift offensive began in January

Despite multiple efforts to resolve the issue, the pay disparities remained unchanged, prompting the expulsions

Congolese President Félix Tshisekedi and Rwandan President Paul Kagame met in Doha on Tuesday

Concerns over a possible confrontation have grown after reports of Eritrea’s nationwide military mobilization

Emergency responders in Nigeria are managing a significant traffic jam following a fiery explosion from a natural gas truck that killed at least ten people.

Eritrea urges global pressure on Ethiopia to respect its neighbors’ sovereignty amid rising tensions over Ethiopia’s maritime ambitions and alleged military buildup.

Despite a surprise meeting between the leaders of DR Congo and Rwanda, the terms of a ceasefire remain unclear, with further negotiations expected.

On Sunday, after M23 seized control of eastern Congo’s two largest cities, President Félix Tshisekedi’s administration conceded to negotiations in Angola

The move follows a fire on the Trans Niger Pipeline, a critical oil transport route, which police are currently investigating

Houthi-run Al Masirah TV reported that more than 10 airstrikes struck various locations, including the Al-Safra district of Saada, an area believed to house weapons storage facilities and training sites

Algeria has rejected France’s list of citizens for deportation, citing concerns regarding the lack of due process.