The reshuffle, revealed through a government spokesperson in a video posted on the official Facebook page, did not include specific reasons for the changes

Boko Haram kills 12 people including vigilantes in a new attack in Borno State as officials warn of regrouping terrorists in the Lake Chad region.

The surge in mpox cases in Sierra Leone prompts increased screening, vaccination, and treatment responses from health teams.

Opposition parties in Mali have voiced fears of dissolution as the ruling junta pushes reforms aimed at consolidating political power in the country.

The Niger army confirmed that twelve soldiers died during a surprise attack in the western region and announced the capture of two suspects involved.

The outbreak, caused by the Sudan strain of the virus, was first reported on January 30 after a male nurse’s death from the infection

African leaders met in Uganda and called for more AU peacekeepers to help Somalia combat the extremist al-Shabab insurgency.

DR Congo and Rwanda take steps toward peace with US-led talks and a joint plan to counter non-state armed groups and stabilize the region.

Tunisians gathered in central Tunis to protest what they call a police state under Saied and called for the release of lawyer Ahmed Souab.

A Nigerian court has seized 73 properties and electronic items from Chinese suspects involved in a massive crypto and romance scam operation.

A Rwandan beekeeper living in the United States has been arrested in connection with the 1994 genocide in Rwanda. Faustin Nsabumukunzi, 65, is accused of committing “heinous acts of violence abroad” during the early days of the genocide, the U.S. Justice Department stated. Nsabumukunzi faces charges of visa fraud and attempted naturalization fraud after moving

The opposition’s call for protests in Ivory Coast falls short as only a few hundred supporters show up and the government clamps down.

Mozambique announced the end of its northern insurgency after capturing the last rebel camps with support from regional allies including Zambia.

The tragic incident occurred at the Luhihi mine, a site notorious for its hazardous conditions

As a top uranium producer, Namibia will initiate discussions on establishing its inaugural nuclear energy plant to support its economy.

Tanzania has announced a ban on all agricultural imports originating from South Africa and Malawi, citing retaliatory measures against similar trade restrictions imposed by both nations.  Agriculture Minister Hussein Bashe stated in a video address that this action follows the failure of South Africa and Malawi to lift their bans on Tanzanian agricultural goods by

At least 65 people were killed, mostly by gunfire, in the unrest, marking Senegal’s deadliest violence since its independence from France in 1960

The three nations are members of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) economic bloc

Government officials in Benin reported 54 soldier deaths from militant raids and denied rumors of a higher toll spread on social media platforms.

Macron’s visit to Madagascar includes discussions on economic cooperation and ongoing colonial-era issues like territorial claims and repatriation.

Tensions mount in Ivory Coast as top opposition candidates are barred from the 2025 presidential election, raising questions over political fairness.

Djibouti plans to deport undocumented migrants by April citing security and health issues and urges them to leave voluntarily before the deadline.

The ongoing conflict in eastern Congo has led to thousands of casualties and displaced hundreds of thousands of people

A court in Ivory Coast ruled Tidjane Thiam ineligible for the election due to his former French nationality, ending his presidential ambitions.