The Pretoria High Court blocks fishing in key zones to protect endangered African penguins from extinction.

While no specific reasons were provided, the move follows a steady deterioration in relations since the July 2023 coup

Northern Mali remains a stronghold for armed groups affiliated with al-Qaeda and Islamic State

In a statement, the ministry accused Belgium of persistent interference, citing its historical and ongoing actions against Rwanda

Peace talks between DR Congo, M23 to take place on Tuesday in Angolan capital of Luanda

The withdrawal of US aid from Ivory Coast raises concerns as extremist groups linked to al-Qaida and the Islamic State expand their presence in the region.

As peace talks in Angola near, M23 claims the DRC is escalating violence to sabotage negotiations, while Kinshasa remains silent on the allegations.

Congo announced it will send a delegation to Angola on Tuesday for peace talks with Rwanda-backed rebels to resolve the escalating conflict.

A Tripoli court convicted Libya’s education minister for favoritism and mismanagement in textbook procurement, leading to a nationwide schoolbook shortage.

Official says operation conducted after credible intelligence revealed the presence of large group of terrorists in Katsina state

A video appearing to show a government-allied militia carrying out a massacre in Burkina Faso has surfaced, prompting calls for an investigation from Human Rights Watch.

The Angolan president called for a midnight ceasefire in the Democratic Republic of Congo ahead of planned peace talks between the government and the M23 armed group.

The United States expelled South Africa’s ambassador after accusing him of hating the country and President Trump amid escalating tensions over land reform.

While fasting during Ramadan, Egyptian strongman known as Kabonga successfully pulled a 279-ton train in Cairo.

The junta in Guinea takes action against opposition parties, suspending major groups and disbanding movements due to non-compliance.

Niger’s military government expelled three Chinese oil executives and closed a hotel over local concerns related to oil extraction and discriminatory practices.

Angola has offered to host direct talks between the DR Congo government and the M23 rebels.

Around 100 Druze sheikhs from Mount Hermon villages in Syria traveled to religious sites in Israel

Fighting in eastern DR Congo has forced the closure of the world’s third-largest tin mine, disrupting production and driving global tin prices higher.

While the names of those targeted remain undisclosed, in line with EU protocol, foreign ministers are expected to approve the measures during a meeting in Brussels on Monday

According to the report, officials in Sudan, Somalia, and the self-declared independent region of Somaliland were contacted regarding the proposal

Angolan authorities denied entry to several opposition politicians, former presidents, and activists invited to a democracy conference organized by UNITA.

South African president announces that African blocs are demanding a quick ceasefire and peace in eastern DRC.

A train crashed into a minibus at an unauthorized crossing in Egypt, killing at least 8 people and injuring 12 others, including children.