Congolese President Tshisekedi calls on the US and other nations to buy raw materials from the Democratic Republic of Congo rather than Rwanda.

On Saturday, Eskom enforced Stage 3 power cuts, which reduced the national grid’s capacity by 3,000 megawatts

Fourteen people died and six were injured when a speeding bus attempting to overtake another vehicle collided head-on with a petrol tanker in central Nigeria’s Niger state.

President Felix Tshisekedi plans to form a unity government in response to mounting pressure over military losses to M23 rebels in the eastern provinces.

The US Embassy in Burundi has ordered the families of its personnel to leave the country and authorized the departure of non-essential employees.

Authorities have closed schools and restricted travel as floodwaters continue to rise, disrupting daily life across the country

Mali’s armed forces opened a rare investigation into accusations that its troops, alongside Wagner mercenaries, killed civilians, but experts doubt the probe will lead to accountability.

The latest offensive by M23 marks the most severe escalation in over a decade of conflict in eastern Congo

The desert sands surrounding Chinguetti, Mauritania, are swallowing homes and historical sites, exacerbated by climate change and desertification, leaving residents struggling to survive.

A grass fire broke out in the compound of Jomo Kenyatta International Airport in Nairobi, Kenya. Kenya Airways confirmed that the fire was contained and did not disrupt flight operations.  

UN Security Council is set to vote on a resolution demanding that Rwanda immediately withdraw its troops from the Democratic Republic of Congo and cease supporting the M23 rebel group.

The UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) has launched a $40.4 million appeal to address the escalating humanitarian crisis caused by the ongoing violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

The influx of refugees, primarily into northwest Burundi, has overwhelmed local communities

The 68-year-old, a longstanding critic of President Yoweri Museveni, appeared in court on Friday in a wheelchair, looking visibly weak

France will maintain a military presence of 80 personnel in Ivory Coast, primarily for training purposes, despite handing over control of a military base in Abidjan.

Congo army deserters caused chaos and panic in Lubero, looting parts of the town as the military struggles against the advancing M23 rebels.

The United States has imposed sanctions on Rwandan Minister James Kabarebe for his support of the M23 armed group fighting in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo.

Eritrea has accused Ethiopia of waging a malicious campaign of derogatory statements, intensifying tensions between the two countries.

The U.S. Treasury Department, which implemented the financial sanctions, identified James Kabarebe, Rwanda’s Minister of State for Regional Integration, as the target

Nigeria will ban large fuel trucks starting March 1 after deadly explosions and accidents involving fuel tankers killed hundreds in recent months.

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa urged G20 leaders to advocate for diplomatic solutions to global conflicts, called for UN Security Council reforms.

Nairobi dismisses claims of hidden agendas, reaffirms commitment to peaceful resolution in Sudan, and pledges $2 million in humanitarian aid

The Dutch government is proceeding with a controversial plan to deport failed asylum seekers to Uganda if they cannot return to their home countries.

A senior UN official has warned that Libya’s fragile stability is increasingly at risk due to deep political divisions, economic mismanagement, and human rights violations.