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.

Three Rwandan soldiers were killed and six others injured in an ambush in Mozambique’s Cabo Delgado province during an ongoing insurgency.

Disturbing video of abducted Libyan MP Ibrahim el-Dirsi prompts the UN to demand an independent investigation into his enforced disappearance and mistreatment.

Niger raided French uranium company Orano’s offices, deepening a conflict that began after the 2023 military coup.

African military officers began a 10-day visit to China to join defence exchanges and explore Beijing, Changsha and other key locations.

Last week, Muhoozi Kainerugaba, Uganda’s military chief and the son of President Yoweri Museveni, claimed on social media that he had captured Mutwe, held him in his basement, and threatened violence

The Bauchi police said the attack occurred early Sunday morning when a local security patrol in Gwana district was ambushed

The Employment Equity Amendment Act, effective January, allows the labor minister to set sector-specific targets for non-white individuals and women in management and qualified roles

Sultan Haitham visits Algeria for the first time in 52 years to renew ties and address key regional issues in a two-day official visit to Algiers.

Fighting between M23 rebels and the Congolese army left 17 dead as rebels captured a key town near Lake Edward, breaching the ceasefire deal.

SADC troops have begun leaving eastern DR Congo, with full withdrawal expected by end of May under a regional peace effort led by South Africa.

Four Nigerian soldiers were killed when Boko Haram insurgents overran a military base in the town of Buni Yadi in Yobe State.

Cholera has killed 565 people in Angola, where health officials are struggling to contain the rapidly spreading disease across most of the country.

Algerian authorities suspended Echorouk News TV for 10 days after it posted a racist comment about African migrants on social media.

The tragic murder of Aboubakar Cisse in a French mosque has led to calls for justice and an investigation into religious hatred in France.

The UN mission in Libya has finalised proposals aimed at resolving key disputes in the country’s election process and will now begin talks with stakeholders.

Togo’s leadership shifts to a parliamentary system as Faure Gnassingbe is set to be sworn in amid controversy.

Lawyers investigate disturbing workplace conditions for Meta content moderators in Ghana, highlighting mental health risks and potential psychological harm.

The court heard that Mugambe conspired with John Leonard Mugerwa, Uganda’s then-deputy high commissioner, to fraudulently obtain a visa for the victim