Kigali denies Rwanda links to M23 attacks

Rwanda denies accusations that M23 rebels killed hundreds in Rutshuru claiming there is no evidence to support the reports.

UK agrees to pay 2.9 million pounds to Kenyans after military fire

The UK has compensated over 7,000 Kenyan residents with 2.9 million pounds after a 2021 British army fire damaged a wildlife conservancy.

Libya foils anti-tank missile strike near UN compound

UN headquarters in Tripoli came under a rocket attack that caused no casualties, while Libyan authorities swiftly seized additional missiles.

Africa’s real size gains attention as old maps face growing criticism

Advocates and the African Union are campaigning to replace Mercator maps with the Equal Earth projection to show Africa’s true size.

Eswatini court delays US deportee case

Human rights lawyers sued Eswatini’s government over a secret US deportee deal under Trump, calling it unconstitutional and demanding transparency.

Sahel militants seen exploiting Starlink to sharpen attacks, analysts say

Analysts warn Sahel militants are using Starlink for coordination and surveillance, deepening security risks

Niger army kills Boko Haram leader

The Niger armed forces said they eliminated Boko Haram commander Bakura in a surgical strike on an island in the Diffa region.

Libyans vote as UN warns of risks

The Un says Libya’s 71 percent turnout in municipal elections shows demand for representation while warning that security threats remain unresolved.

Kenyan investigators find five bodies in graves

Five bodies were recovered from suspected mass graves in Kilifi County, with investigators warning of more graves mirroring the Shakahola massacre.

South Africans protest coal exports to Israel

Protesters across South Africa urged the government to stop coal exports to Israel accusing Glencore of sustaining the Gaza war and military operations.

Death toll in Nigeria mosque attack rises to 50

Terrorists attacked a mosque and homes in Katsina killing 50 and abducting 60 residents in one of the deadliest assaults in the region.

Heavy rains trigger deadly Niger floods

Niger floods caused by heavy rains killed 47 injured many displaced over 56000 and destroyed livestock across hundreds of villages.

Congo drafts deal with M23 to reclaim rebel areas

Qatar proposes a three-phase peace plan for Congo and M23 to end conflict and return authority to the government in rebel-held areas.

JNIM says 21 soldiers killed in Mali raids; army confirms attacks

JNIM claims 21 soldiers killed, vehicles seized in Mali; army confirms raids in Ségou, with no toll released

US halts most visa processing in Zimbabwe, embassy says

US pauses most visas in Zimbabwe from Aug. 7, citing government concerns; valid visas stand. Families scramble

UN warns hunger crisis worsens in Cameroon

The UN warns that food aid for over 500,000 refugees in Cameroon will stop by August without urgent emergency funding, as hunger grows.

Belgium warns Congo truce shows no progress after one month

Congo’s fragile ceasefire with M23 shows no results a month later as Belgium urges progress in Qatar-mediated peace efforts.

ADF attacks Congo towns leaving 52 dead

Rebel fighters killed 52 civilians in eastern Congo as ADF assaults destroyed homes, burned property, and left families facing worsening humanitarian conditions.

Danab brigade destroys al-Shabaab hideouts near Awdhegle

Somali army and Danab brigade killed over 100 al-Shabaab terrorists and destroyed their hideouts in Lower Shabelle region near Awdhegle.

Burkina Faso expels UN coordinator over child-rights report

Ouagadougou rejects a U.N. child-rights report as flawed and issued without consultation

5.8 quake shakes Algeria, no damage

A 5.8 magnitude earthquake struck northeastern Algeria with no casualties or damage reported as civil protection teams carried out assessments.

Rescue teams search after Nigeria boat crash

Over 40 passengers remain missing in Sokoto State after a crowded boat sank, while rescue teams work to recover survivors from the river.

France opens talks with Mali after embassy staffer is detained

France is in talks with Mali after a French embassy staff member was detained over alleged destabilization, amid deteriorating bilateral relations.

Somalia concludes registration for Mogadishu’s historic elections

Somalia has completed voter registration for Mogadishu’s October 30 elections, marking its first direct vote since 1967 amid political tensions.

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