More than 100 people died when overnight floods tore through a lakeside village in eastern DR Congo following heavy rains and a river overflow

On a monthly basis, prices increased by 1.5% at the end of April compared to March

Rebel leader Armel Sayo has been arrested in the Central African Republic on charges of war crimes, crimes against humanity, and rebellion.

WFP warns that 52 million in West and Central Africa will face hunger during the lean season due to war, inflation, and worsening climate impacts.

A planned deportation flight to Libya was halted, leaving detained migrants waiting on the tarmac without clear information.

Gunmen attacked a highway in Imo state, killing travellers and setting vehicles on fire in a violent incident condemned by Amnesty.

South Africa objects to US plans to welcome white Afrikaners as refugees, questioning the political nature of the decision.

A tax dispute with the M23 rebel administration has led Twangiza Mining to suspend its gold operations in South Kivu Province of Congo.

Bobi Wine vows to challenge Museveni in Uganda’s 2026 election while condemning the West for not addressing the country’s human rights violations.

These claims were first reported by the Mail on Sunday last year, where community members accused the rangers of using violence to prevent access to their ancestral forests, now part of a protected conservation area

Officials familiar with the plan told the Times that a special event would be held at Washington Dulles International Airport in Virginia to mark the arrival of the refugees

Zambia faces a $50 million health aid cut from the US after failing to act on systemic theft of life-saving medicines.

Moroccan court commutes the sentence of former minister Mohamed Ziane from five to three years in a legal controversy.

Mali’s unpaid debt to the Manantali dam threatens energy security, risking further outages and deepening the public’s frustration with the military government.

Russia and Congo held talks to enhance defence ties, stressing their long-standing military partnership and shared strategic interests.

Defence team argues Tunisia is abusing legal powers to extend the imprisonment of political analyst Mourad Zeghidi.

The military in Mali has suspended political party activities to prevent further unrest, following a rising demand for constitutional order.

The agreement was made during the inaugural meeting of the Supreme Cooperation Council, established over a year ago to boost bilateral relations

The suspension coincides with planned protests by opposition parties scheduled for Friday, during which they intend to demand a return to constitutional order and the holding of presidential elections

According to three U.S. officials, the first deportation flights could depart as early as Wednesday, though they emphasized that the plans remain tentative

Ennahdha’s Rached Ghannouchi and other ex-officials face serious accusations in a new Tunisian trial.

A Zimbabwe court granted bail to journalist Blessed Mhlanga after over two months in detention for interviewing a critic of President Mnangagwa.

Authorities confirm six dead in a gunmen attack on Marit village in Nigeria’s Plateau state as inter-communal violence persists.

Talks between Rwanda and the US over a migrant relocation plan have started, with possible funding and support for deportees on the table.