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.

Speaking in Accra, Mahama urges African leaders to engage in diplomacy following the exit of three countries from ECOWAS.

Police discovered the bodies at St. Joseph Missions of Africa Church in Migori County on Monday, according to an internal report

The Roman Catholic Church is expanding fastest in Africa, a continent where religion is deeply ingrained in everyday life

Officials in Burkina Faso accuse former army personnel in Ivory Coast of coordinating a failed plot to destabilize the government.

After Pope Francis’ passing Catholics in DR Congo pay tribute to his outspoken defense of the poor.

Militant violence surged in Nigeria as ISWAP took credit for attacks on soldiers, militias, and Christian communities in the north.

French President Emmanuel Macron announced a €3.2 billion ($3.6 billion) funding package on Monday for the reconstruction of Mayotte, the French overseas department devastated by Cyclone Chido in mid-December. Visiting the archipelago four months after the storm, which killed 40 people and caused nearly $4 billion in damage, Macron stated the funds would be disbursed

Shivambu, a prominent figure in South Africa’s political scene, retweeted a video on X (formerly Twitter) of his attendance at an Easter service at Bushiri’s church

The US is cutting back aid and diplomacy in Africa, straining health and education programs and closing embassies across several countries.

Souab is one of the lawyers representing opposition leaders who were sentenced to lengthy prison terms on Saturday on charges of conspiracy

Trump administration’s funding freeze, embassy closures threaten health, education, growth across continent

The DR Congo government has suspended Joseph Kabila’s party after accusing him of supporting rebels and undermining national security.