Germany,Tanzania to start discussions concerning colonial legacy

For quite some time, Tanzanian politicians and activists have been advocating for reparations and the repatriation of human remains from their country, which are currently on display in German museums

US to remove Gabon, Niger, Uganda, and CAR from trade program

Biden said he intends to terminate the designation of these countries as beneficiary sub-Saharan African countries under the AGOA, effective Jan. 1, 2024

At least 70 missing in river boat accident in Northern Nigeria

A motorized boat, carrying over 100 passengers, including traders and children, overturned in Taraba State on Saturday while en route to a market in the Mayo Ranewa village, located on the opposite side of the river from the Karim Lamido district

King Charles of Britain embarks on a landmark visit to Kenya

Charles makes first official visit to a Commonwealth nation since ascending the throne

Africa’s natural riches

Africa boasts an incredible variety of plant and animal species

Kenya prepared to welcome King Charles III of the UK on historic visit

Security heightened as monarch visits commonwealth nation; grievances surrounding historic visit surface

Ethiopia’s Amhara conflict claims dozens of lives, reports NGO

In the initial month of the conflict, the United Nations reported that at least 183 individuals had lost their lives.

UN reports almost 7 million displaced in DRC as conflict intensifies

‘DRC is facing one of largest internal displacement and humanitarian crises in the world,’ says UN migration agency

Kenya to lift visa requirements for all Africans, says president

Kenyan President William Ruto announced plans to remove visa requirements for all Africans by the end of 2023

Nigeria’s Atiku voices concern court ruling will undermine electoral tru...

In Nigeria, a candidate currently only needs a simple majority and at least 25% of the votes in three-quarters of the country’s 36 states to be declared as the president

Overspending claims in DR Congo’s Francophone games subject to audit

The organizers made the announcement on Monday, following accusations of huge overspending

EU commits €60 million for upgrading power plant in Uganda

Situated at the source of the River Nile in Jinja, Uganda’s eastern region, the Nalubaale and Kiira hydropower plant complex generates approximately 380 megawatts (MW) and stands as the country’s most ancient power facility, inaugurated in 1954

South Africa appeals for UN force to safeguard Gaza civilians

South Africa has consistently advocated for peace in the region, drawing parallels between the Palestinian situation and its own struggles during the apartheid era, which concluded in 1994

Fake Tik-Tok doctor arrested at South African hospital

The Health Professions Council of South Africa confirmed that Lani was not a registered healthcare professional

EU sends 105 military vehicles to Ghana in response to Sahel threat

Ghana’s president Nana Akuffo Adodo discussed regional and international issues with the EU’s top diplomat

Explosions in Morocco’s west Sahara claim one life and injure three

According to an official statement, the explosions caused damage to two residences, with no additional details provided by authorities

Two Ugandan soldiers among casualties in DR Congo attack

The Islamic State group asserted responsibility for the attack in a statement posted on Telegram on Saturday evening

35 killed in Egypt road collision, says state media

Traffic accidents are common in Egypt where roads are often in bad repair and the highway code is frequently disregarded

South Africa races to prevent avian flu outbreak

Strains of the virus have been detected in the Gauteng, Mpumalanga, Limpopo and Free State provinces.

Nigeria holds two-day conference on sustainable green economy

Experts, officials discuss several topics to raise awareness for sustainable future

The Legacy of the British Mandate

During the British Mandate, competing nationalist aspirations emerged among the Arab and Jewish populations in Palestine

Jihadists chase UN peacekeepers out of Mali

Here is a summary of this extensive and high-stakes operation, marking the conclusion of a decade-long endeavor to restore stability to a nation beset by jihadist threats and a multitude of other challenges

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