The Nigerian Army has killed 99 terrorists in northern Nigeria in the past week, according to the country’s defense ministry.

Kenya and Malawi, are opening their doors to tea enthusiasts through the burgeoning trend of tea tourism

Madagascar President Andry Rajoelina leads reelection with 59.7% amid opposition boycott. Supporters claim promised money for votes. If this margin holds, he secures a third term without a runoff. Rajoelina, a former DJ and president since 2019, gained attention for promoting a herbal COVID-19 cure.

Since assuming power in July, Tiani’s visit to Mali underscores a shared commitment among the region’s military rulers

President Hakainde Hichilema expressed Zambia’s worries about the imminent risk to its food self-sufficiency while conversing with FAO Director General Qu Dongyu in the capital city of Rome, Italy

The revised privatisation bill, signed into law by his government last month, facilitates the easier transfer of state enterprises to private entities

In the adjacent Amhara region’s Wag Hemra area, at least six people and 4,000 cattle succumbed due to food shortages stemming from the drought

The EFF MPs declined to take part in the hearings against them on Monday after the committee rejected their request for a postponement

In recent years, China has emerged as a substantial investor in Africa

Several of the over 200 passengers who survived the accident suffered severe injuries

Monusco stands as among the largest and most expensive UN peacekeeping missions globally, operating on an annual budget of approximately $1 billion

Move comes in support of Palestinian people as they endure Israeli attacks on Gaza

Leaders of West African bloc should consider humanitarian, political situation in Niger, Nigerian Senate chief says

Congolese government spokesman Thierry Moungala reported that 31 individuals had lost their lives, with 145 others sustaining injuries

Ms. Moyo’s son incurred minor injuries but is anticipated to fully recuperate at Gwanda Provincial Hospital

According to certain X users, the image, coupled with the wording in the caption, is perceived as promoting animosity and instigating aggression

Agricultural equipment, fertilizer, pesticides, machinery for seeding, harvesting also provided

The judge instructed Emefiele to submit his travel documents to the court and stay within Abuja during the ongoing proceedings of the case against him

At least 12 people have died in Harare

‘Seriousness of facts revealed, likely to constitute offences presumed to be acts of terrorism, human rights violations’ public prosecutor says

DR Congo’s military says all soldiers, irrespective of their rank, are unequivocally prohibited from establishing any form of contact with the FDLR

Leaders agree on deepening bilateral relations between 2 nations

The colonial powers, during 1884-1885, carved up the African continent

Despite the parole board’s favorable recommendation, Pistorius’ release from prison is not guaranteed. Legal experts suggest that various factors could prolong his incarceration, including potential appeals and administrative processes.