Authorities in Chad have launched a probe into former PM Succes Masra after a clash left 42 dead, accusing him of inciting hatred and revolt.

Bongo ruled Gabon from 2009 until his ousting, succeeding his father, who had been in power for over 40 years

Guinea is known for its vast bauxite reserves, the largest in the world, which play a crucial role in global aluminum production, particularly in China and Russia

Nigeria’s Trans Niger oil pipeline has burst, spilling crude into B-Dere and raising fresh environmental concerns.

The Tigray People’s Liberation Front condemned its deregistration by Ethiopia’s Election Commission as a threat to peace and urged AU intervention.

The violence erupted in a village on Wednesday, with tensions primarily driven by disputes between herders and local farmers over grazing rights

In a televised address, President Adama Barrow promised “full transparency” in the investigation, asserting that the assets rightfully belong to the people of The Gambia

Authorities in Burkina Faso have not officially commented on the latest series of attacks

Fighting between Radaa and the 444 Brigade resumed in Tripoli after a brief lull, causing civilian alarm and drawing international concern.

A Moroccan soldier and a local language assistant died in a MONUSCO convoy crash in North Kivu, DR Congo.

Ethiopia has revoked the TPLF’s legal party status after it failed to meet registration rules outlined in the country’s revised electoral law.

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has criticized a group of 59 white South Africans relocating to the United States, labeling them as “cowards” and predicting they would return soon. The Afrikaners, who arrived in the US on Monday after being granted refugee status by President Donald Trump, claim they are fleeing racial discrimination in South

The violence erupted late Monday after the assassination of a prominent militia leader

Uganda’s new bill seeks to allow military courts to try civilians in exceptional cases, raising concerns among human rights groups.

Since mid-April, deadly flash floods have affected over 84,000 people in Somalia, causing widespread displacement and water shortages.

Campaigning for Burundi’s legislative and local elections officially begins ahead of June 5 elections.

Sierra Leone has reported over 2,000 mpox cases, with 11 deaths, prompting calls for urgent vaccine supply to curb the spread of the virus.

Rising Gaza conflict prompts Egypt to withhold ambassadorial moves with Israel as diplomatic tensions continue to grow between the two nations.

Golugwa, a prominent member of Tanzania’s main opposition party CHADEMA, was detained at Julius Nyerere International Airport in Dar es Salaam on Monday

A new report reveals that internal displacement worldwide has surpassed 80 million, with Sudan, Gaza, and the US seeing record displacement figures.

Somalia, one of the world’s poorest nations, has been ravaged by decades of civil conflict, climate disasters, and the ongoing insurgency by the Al-Qaeda-linked Al-Shabaab

The assault occurred in the Marte district, a region plagued by insurgency

The company stated that it had been unable to reach its mining director in Niger, Ibrahim Courmo, who was reportedly detained by Niger’s external intelligence agency

The Fulani, a pastoralist, largely Muslim community, have frequently been accused by the Burkinabè government of supporting Islamist militants