Cautionary advisories from the United States, Britain, and Ireland have been issued in response to a series of lethal attacks in Uganda attributed to a militia with ties to the Islamic State (IS) group

Last month, fighting resumed between the Tutsi-led rebels on one side and Congolese troops, along with pro-state militia fighters on the other

The floods, stemming from intense rains that commenced in early October, have claimed the lives of at least 29 individuals and displaced over 300,000 in Somalia.

Estimates show Africa could lose 5-15% of projected GDP by 2050, says head of Association of African Development Finance Institutions

Alain Guillaume Bunyoni faces 7 charges including threatening the life of President Evariste Ndayishimiye

Explosion in Borno state leaves several dead, including 2 members of Civilian Joint Task Force

The healer, accused of firing the shot with a locally made gun, has been apprehended along with two other suspects

Interior Minister Kithure Kindiki mentioned that the provisional budget for the one-year deployment Interior Minister Kithure Kindiki mentioned that the provisional budget for the one-year deployment, aimed at restoring calm in the gang-plagued Caribbean nation, is $600 million

Captain Ibrahim Traore, the transitional president of Burkina who assumed power in a September 2022 coup, announced in April a one-year “general mobilization”

Senegal is grappling with the challenge of curbing the influx of individuals attempting to reach the Canaries, a Spanish archipelago and a gateway to Europe

The deployment of the South African National Defence Force (SANDF), with an estimated cost of approximately 492 million rand ($26 million)

Lalibela, a UNESCO World Heritage site celebrated for its ancient rock-hewn churches, has experienced recurrent clashes this year between the Ethiopian National Defence Force (ENDF) and Fano

Heavily armed commandos stormed the prison in the capital Conakry early Saturday, seizing Camara and three former senior officials

Mohamed Takala and Aguila Saleh seek ‘Libya-Libya’ solution at Cairo meeting

Both individuals were reportedly remanded in pre-trial detention for an initial period of five days

In early August, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s administration declared a six-month state of emergency following the outbreak of conflict in Amhara earlier this year

Saudi Arabia will hold an extraordinary Arab summit and an Islamic summit due to the developments in Gaza

This flooding disaster has arrived on the heels of the region’s most severe drought in four decades

Predicted 116m tonnes of waste annually by 2060 is six times higher than in 2019, driven by demand in sub-Saharan Africa

Hakainde Hichilema welcomes Turkish deputy foreign minister, business delegation

The exact amount of money suspected to have been embezzled by Mabrouk and the specific companies involved remain unclear

Virunga National Park, responsible for the network providing approximately 80% of Goma’s electricity, disclosed on Monday that confrontations between the Congolese army and M23 rebels had disrupted the primary power lines to Goma

The cancellation was a result of the Czech voting against ceasefire in Gaza at the UNGA

NGOs reveal allegations of abuse and harassment at the Kasigau Corridor conservation project in southern Kenya spanning a period of 12 years