The military stated that it is conducting investigations aimed at “bring those responsible to justice”

Sundiata Keita played a pivotal role in shaping the mighty Mali Empire

South Africa tackles voter apathy with a registration drive before 2023 elections. Oliver Curlewis, 18, registers, hoping for change amid disillusionment with government due to poor services, energy crisis, and economic challenges.

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The main export route from South Africa to Mozambique, crucial for coal and chrome, was shut down due to clashes between truck drivers and minibus taxi operators near the border. Truck drivers allegedly set fire to taxi patrol vehicles.

Zimbabwe declares a state of emergency in Harare as a nationwide cholera outbreak claims lives, impacting the city with 1.5 million residents and spreading across all provinces.

The circumstances surrounding MohBad’s death remain largely unexplained

A late Friday statement confirmed the unfortunate demise of farming student Clemence Mtenga, with efforts underway to discuss the repatriation of his body to his family

UN has urged all parties to avoid unlawful attacks and emphasized the need for protective measures to safeguard civilians.

Liberian President George Weah, a football legend, conceded as nearly complete results revealed Joseph Boakai leading with almost 51% of run-off ballots.

Swahili extends its influence far beyond its East African roots

Voter turnout estimated at only 39.1% of 11M registered voters due to opposition-driven boycott

Islamic Movement in Nigeria says police used tear gas and gunshots to disperse hundreds of pro-Palestine Shiites in Kaduna city who were protesting Israel’s assault on Gaza

Due to their low salaries, some members of the police force have resorted to criminal activities

Rwanda received 169 African asylum seekers from Libya, hailing from Eritrea, Sudan, Ethiopia, Somalia, and South Sudan.

The United States’ decades-long war on terror in Africa, marked by security assistance, military training, and outposts, has failed, leading to a staggering 75,000 percent spike in terrorism and unintended destabilization.

Kenya’s President William Ruto has been called by Time Magazine one of the world’s 100 most influential leaders shaping global climate action.

WFP implements new strategy to resume food assistance for 3.2 million Ethiopians after nationwide suspension due to aid diversion.

Turkey has planted a memorial forest at a school near Johannesburg to commemorate the country’s 100th anniversary of the republic.

The staggering figure has sparked surprise, considering it is nearly 200 times the total value of the US dollars in global circulation

Emefiele entered a plea of not guilty to all 20 charges and sought bail through his legal representatives

German President Steinmeier issued apology for colonial-era brutalities earlier this month

Throughout history, the Maasai have faced challenges to their traditional way of life

The rains have caused extensive flooding, submerging residences and agricultural land

Earlier this month, South Africa withdrew all its diplomats from Israel