Sierra Leone confirmed the safe return of its soldiers and police detained by Guinea amid border clashes, with both countries agreeing to future dispute talks.

Electoral commission moves Nigeria’s presidential vote earlier to avoid Ramadan, and new electronic result transmission is authorised.

A Kenyan man is charged with human trafficking after allegedly recruiting 22 youths for military service in Ukraine, with three previously injured in combat.

Haftar’s eastern Libyan forces say they freed soldiers captured in January border clashes with armed groups near Niger, amid ongoing instability and division in Libya.

Ghana’s foreign minister asked Ukraine to release two Ghanaian prisoners captured fighting for Russia, citing humanitarian grounds and concerns over recruitment networks.

Ethiopia has revoked the licence of Addis Standard, citing legal and ethical breaches, as concerns grow over media restrictions ahead of June elections.

Rached Ghannouchi called for democracy, rule of law and peaceful transfer of power in Tunisia, as authorities defend his prosecution and critics allege political targeting.

The government reports progress against al-Shabaab and highlights continued military cooperation with African Union forces.

Leaked minutes show a heated exchange between Abiy Ahmed and Saudi officials over Sudan, the UAE, and regional security

Nine people in Malawi escaped police custody after smuggling 30 bags of charcoal in a hearse disguised as a funeral procession near Blantyre.

Malian forces said they neutralized around a dozen militants in the Douentza region as part of ongoing efforts to curb insecurity in central and northern Mali.

Egypt’s intelligence chief met Khalifa Haftar in Benghazi to discuss regional developments, strengthen coordination, and reinforce bilateral ties between Egypt and eastern Libya.

African Union Commission chairman Mahmoud Ali Youssouf called for an end to Palestinian killings in Gaza while addressing ongoing conflicts across Africa at the AU summit.

Cyclone Gezani killed at least 31 people in Toamasina, causing widespread destruction, injuries and displacement, as Madagascar’s authorities appealed for international support.

The killing of Seif al-Islam Gaddafi drew loyalists to his burial as Libya remains divided by rival powers.

Renewed clashes in eastern Congo’s remote highlands are overwhelming hospitals and challenging U.S.-backed peace efforts

Gunmen attacked the Nigerian village of Woro, killing more than 160 people, burning homes and kidnapping dozens.

At least 47 people were killed in coordinated bandit attacks across Katsina, Kwara and Benue states, underscoring Nigeria’s deepening security crisis.

Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, the son of the former Libyan leader, was reportedly killed during a violent confrontation involving unidentified gunmen or rival factions in southwest Libya’s Al-Hamadah region.

Authorities in the Democratic Republic of Congo neutralized eight explosive drones targeting a strategic airport in Kisangani and have accused the M23 rebel group of launching the attack.

General Muhoozi Kainerugaba apologizes after accusing the US Embassy of hiding leader Bobi Wine.

The TPLF has welcomed international calls for restraint and dialogue following fresh clashes with federal forces in northern Ethiopia that have raised fears of a return to full-scale conflict.

The Moroccan army is assisting in the evacuation of over 20,000 people after torrential rains caused rivers to overflow and flooded several northwestern regions.

The M23 militia confirms deaths after two landslides hit their mineral rich site in North Kivu.