Kenya’s Parliament bans Kaunda suits loved by Ruto

Often referred to as the Mao Zedong suit, it features a collarless and typically short-sleeved design

Outbreak of infectious disease spreading in Malawi

First case detected in area bordering Zambia, where 4 deaths, 335 cases from anthrax disease recorded in 2023

Kenya floods claim 120 lives as death toll rises

Officials say over 89,000 households have been displaced and are being hosted in 112 camps across the country

Zimbabwe opposition leader freed after first court win 

Jailed Zimbabwean opposition figure Job Sikhala has been acquitted in his first court victory.

Togo election delay sparks opposition fears of unfair vote

Togo’s opposition parties are expressing concerns about the fairness of the upcoming parliamentary elections following a delay in the voting date.

Libya sends back undocumented migrants to Niger, Chad

The IOM has assisted in the repatriation of over 25,000 migrants from Libya to their countries of origin since 2018.

Deadly militant attack in Burkina Faso leaves 40 civilians dead

The UN has condemned a militant attack in Burkina Faso that killed at least 40 civilians.

Senegal’s navy confiscates three tonnes of cocaine

The ship was subsequently escorted to a naval base in Dakar

Afrobeat: From West Africa to the world

Afrobeat was born at the intersection of traditional African rhythms, jazz, highlife, and funk

Sierra Leone govt declares attacks as ‘failed coup attempt’

Sierra Leone authorities are investigating a failed coup attempt.

Madagascar election marred by mutiny attempt: Colonels detained

Two colonels in Madagascar have been arrested for allegedly inciting a mutiny during the recent election.

Niger’s migrant trafficking law repeal raises EU concerns

EU fears that Niger’s repeal of an anti-trafficking law could lead to an increase in irregular migration.

Major militant assault hits Burkina town, army says attack repelled

Reportedly, attack commenced around 3:00 pm (local time and GMT) involving several hundred militants

NGO reports more than 74,000 children trapped in Mali’s Timbuktu

Essential supplies such as food and medicine are rapidly diminishing due to militants preventing entry into Timbuktu

Nigerian man ‘insulted’ by airlines excuse for landing in wrong ci...

United Nigeria Airlines attributed the so-called diversion to “poor destination weather”

S Africa investigates alleged use of AI chatbot in Ramaphosa’s speech

Speculation emerged online that a portion of the speech delivered at an education forum last week was written by Chatgpt

Togo announces plans for elections by early 2024

During 2018 legislative, regional elections, opposition parties boycotted, citing “irregularities”

Elevator plunge at S African platinum mine kills 11, injures 75

The catastrophic incident occurred on Monday evening when over 80 employees were exiting a shaft

The impact of African American leadership in civil rights

African Americans have consistently occupied the forefront of the battle for civil rights

Kenya’s flood toll rises as relentless rains batter country

Kenya’s flood situation has taken a grim turn as the death toll has risen to 76, with thousands of people displaced from their homes due to relentless rains.

Nigerians seek relief from high cooking gas prices with biofuel

Nigerians are embracing biofuel as a way to escape the financial burden of expensive cooking gas, while also contributing to environmental sustainability.

ICC closes further Kenya cases

The ICC prosecutor has decided against further investigations into post-election violence in Kenya, urging domestic authorities to take action.

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