Security forces crushed an ISWAP attack in Borno killing 25 militants capturing one suspect and recovering a cache of weapons.

Tanzania commission reports 518 deaths, but critics argue the figure is too low and accuse authorities of covering up abuses.

Pope Leo visit draws focus on inequality and prison conditions in Equatorial Guinea amid calls for humane treatment and justice reforms.

Violence in Borno and Zamfara states left at least 23 dead as Boko Haram and bandits intensified rural attacks Tuesday.

NISA operations targeted al-Shabaab leaders, destroyed shelters, and disrupted transport vehicles used for militant coordination in Somalia region.

Taiwan president delays Eswatini visit after overflight permits revoked under China pressure and rising diplomatic tensions.

Nigeria announces cabinet reshuffle as finance minister is replaced and two ministers exit, with a new housing nominee named by Tinubu.

Ex security officials in Nigeria face terrorism and treason charges

Russia says its Africa Corps freed two hostages in Mali after nearly two years in militant captivity operation confirmed officially.

Pope Leo XIV warns about wealth gaps and governance issues during visit to Equatorial Guinea authorities.

A Russian operation in Mali secured the release of two captives held since 2024 by an al Qaeda linked group.

Chad will send battalions to Haiti as part of UN security mission struggling to meet required troop levels and goals.

Seven suspects arrested as Nigerian police rescue 18 hostages abducted on Makurdi Otukpo road including students.

Court delivers five year jail term to ex industry minister Ali Aoun in major corruption case involving state assets.

NGOs seek accountability from Mali over alleged civilian abuses linked to Wagner fighters and lack of investigations into violations.

Police intervention stopped a book signing in Algiers, with officials seizing books and closing the hosting bookstore for one month.

US State Department says Congo sides move forward on peace protocol and humanitarian arrangements.

DR Congo and M23 agreed to release prisoners within 10 days and ensure humanitarian aid access as talks in Switzerland concluded.

Social media services return in Guinea following a brief outage linked to government concerns over harmful online content and unrest.

Pope Leo calls for peace and generosity at a Mass attended by 120,000 in Cameroon’s Douala amid ongoing conflict and hardship

Arrest of former Malawi finance minister signals deeper investigation into financial misconduct and decisions of previous administration.

Twenty-one killed in Zamfara clashes after villagers refuse bandit levies, leading to deadly gunfight in northern Nigeria.

Vote counting begins in Djibouti with Guelleh expected to win again despite low opposition support and concerns over unemployment and debt levels.

At least 90 people killed in village raids since Sunday as insecurity spreads across northern Nigeria and remote communities.