Previously, Kenya implemented an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) system, effectively replacing the visa requirement for travelers

The Sahel has been plagued by worsening violence linked to Islamist groups affiliated with Al Qaeda and Islamic State

The appeal aims to support 3.6 million people out of the 7.8 million in need across the states of Adamawa, Borno, and Yobe

Twenty Ethiopian migrants, including nine women, drowned when their boat capsized off the coast of Yemen.

172 oil tanker accidents and 1,896 deaths reported since 2009

During a ceremony held recently in Bunia, more than 85 weapons and munitions were also handed over to the Mission

Over 7,000 affected, relief efforts underway, says humanitarian aid organization

Libyan authorities and the ICC have not yet commented on the arrest

A Tuareg rebel alliance in northern Mali has released a Spanish man, Gilbert Navarro, who was kidnapped in Algeria on January 17.

Madondo will succeed July Ndlovu, who is retiring.

Mozambique’s Maputo port reported a slight decline in volumes in 2024, primarily attributed to post-election protests that disrupted transport routes and border operations.

Seven miners were killed in Bindura Zimbabwe after a disused gold shaft collapsed amid warnings from authorities against illegal mining activities.

Ghanaian soldiers killed seven illegal miners during a clash at the Obuasi gold mining site, sparking calls for investigation into the tragic event.

This explosion marks the deadliest accident in the country since an explosion in Jigawa state in October, which claimed 147 lives

South Sudan reports the deaths of 16 Sudanese nationals in riots following allegations of killings in Sudan’s El Jazira region.

Tshoaeli, a Lesotho national known as “Tiger,” is accused of overseeing the mining operation where the bodies of the deceased were found

Zulu monarch King Misuzulu kaZwelithini has overcome a legal challenge from his first wife, Queen Ntokozo kaMayisela, who sought to prevent him from marrying a third wife, Nomzamo Myeni. Queen Mayisela took her case to South Africa’s High Court, arguing that their civil marriage, established in 2021, was still valid. Under South African law, a

This confirmation follows conflicting statements last week when Tanzania’s health minister denied any outbreak

WHO works with the Tanzanian government to address the Marburg outbreak in Kagera, enhancing detection, deploying treatment centers, and releasing $3M for emergency response.

M23 fighters seized a key mining town in eastern DR Congo, advancing further in the conflict-torn region and displacing thousands.

Eight illegal miners were killed in Ghana after clashes with soldiers at a gold mine, prompting an investigation by the president.

tanzania’s october elections will see president samia suluhu hassan as the ccm candidate as the opposition pushes for electoral reforms and considers boycotting the polls.

Kenya deploys more officers to Haiti as part of a multinational mission to combat gang violence and bring stability to the Caribbean island.

DR Congo’s justice ministry has launched a probe into Gecamines over alleged embezzlement of over $315 million in advance tax payments between 2012 and 2020.