Mozambique church calls for global support to protect children

The Catholic Church in Mozambique urges urgent humanitarian aid as children face abduction and displacement in Cabo Delgado conflict.

UN experts demand activist Clement Dembele’s release

Mali activist Clement Dembele faces continued detention despite court dismissal of false charges according to UN human rights experts.

Global troops gather in Egypt for Bright Star 2025 military drills

Egypt hosts Bright Star 2025 with 43 nations including the us in one of the Middle East’s largest multinational military exercises.

Moroccan firefighters battle Chefchaouen blaze

A large forest fire in chefchaouen province has consumed 180 hectares since Thursday as Moroccan crews continue efforts with no casualties reported.

Nigeria extradites Chinese gang leader after global police pursuit

Chinese fugitive gang boss captured in Nigeria and extradited under international police cooperation to face justice.

Nigeria air strike frees 76 kidnap victims in Katsina, state says

Air strike on Pauwa Hill frees 76 hostages in Katsina amid manhunt for Babaro; one child died

Ramaphosa presses Russia, Ukraine on peace

South African leader Ramaphosa appeals for urgent Ukraine-Russia dialogue, emphasising trilateral talks with the United States to move toward peace.

Libya pushes ahead with municipal elections after Zawiya attack

Libya held elections in seven northwest municipalities after a delay, with the UN urging peaceful acceptance of results and wider participation.

US to deport Kilmar Abrego Garcia to Uganda

Immigration officials said Kilmar Abrego Garcia will be deported to Uganda after he declined an offer of deportation to Costa Rica in exchange for jail time.

Guinea suspends opposition parties for three months

Guinea’s military junta suspended three main political parties, including Alpha Conde’s, for three months ahead of a constitutional referendum amid fears of power consolidation.

Macron, Ramaphosa pledge cooperation

Macron pledged partnership with South Africa to build inclusive global governance while also discussing Ukraine Middle East and Great Lakes issues.

Congo prosecutor seeks death penalty for Joseph Kabila

Joseph Kabila faces a demand for execution in Congo as prosecutors press treason and war crimes charges against the former president.

Police exhume nine bodies tied to Kenya’s starvation cult tragedy

Nine bodies including two children were exhumed in Kenya and linked to the Shakahola starvation cult, with new graves found near the coast.

Burkina Faso halts Gates mosquito project

Burkina Faso suspended a Gates-backed malaria initiative involving genetically modified mosquitoes as authorities questioned its safety and public acceptance.

Cameroon court clears Biya to run again

President Paul Biya, 92, won court approval to contest Cameroon’s October elections despite opposition concerns over his age, health and governance.

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.

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