Grace Nyinawumuntu was appointed as the head coach of the national women’s football team in June of this year.

Niger says UN blocking attendance

Local sources report the crash of an IL-76 transport aircraft in the Gao region of Mali

The party responsible for the attack was not immediately identified.

Libya’s UNESCO site at risk

US, Mozambique strengthening ties

Multiple wildfires raged in several Algerian provinces over past two weeks amid heat wave

Egypt and Sudan have expressed concerns that the construction of the massive $4.2-billion dam will significantly decrease the share of Nile water they receive.

Muammar Gaddafi’s son said that the Libyan people are “paying the price for a childish and futile conflict between scattered governments, illusory and nominal governments”

Niger, the fourth West African nation to experience a coup since 2020, has faced sanctions and the prospect of military intervention from the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS).

In its fourth instalment, the festival features a dedicated ‘Afro Geek’ pavilion, where comics that depict African heritage and society are prominently displayed.

Number dead part of more than 4,600 internally displaced people living in Kwilu province camp

Artifacts include Holy Tabot tablet, lock of Prince Alemayehu’s hair, 3 silver cups with bronze plating, shield

“The bird flu outbreak is the worst that South Africa has witnessed,” fellow producer Astral said in a trading update on Thursday.

The conference is being organised in direct response to the appeals and demands from the residents of Derna, as well as other affected towns, in the aftermath of the devastating floods.

2nd round of local elections to be held after announcement of 1st round results, says presidential decree

Bozizé established armed militias called the anti-Balakas, primarily composed of Christians, in an effort to regain control of the country.

Coups in Africa were staged by soldiers in bid to save their countries from presidents’ ‘broken promises,’ Col. Mamadi Doumbouya says in UN speech

In July, Tunisia and the EU entered into a “strategic partnership” agreement to combat illegal migration.

Omrane vowed to persist in creating his satirical drawings.

The abduction of students, once a notorious tactic employed by Islamist militants to instill fear among the population, has now evolved into a lucrative enterprise for armed gangs that demand ransom payments.

Africa’s coups have ‘deep rooted’ reasons

Somalia’s national security advisor has penned a letter to the United Nations formally seeking a 90-day extension for the second phase of troop withdrawal, which entails the departure of 3,000 troops by the end of September, as mentioned in the letter.

The president said his government has a duty and responsibility of developing the country using their own domestic resources and he was proud of his people’s resilience and success.