The Ethiopian Foreign Ministry spokesperson urged increased Turkish investment in Ethiopia during a meeting with the Turkish Ambassador.

The ICC has yet to announce any official stance on Afghanistan’s participation in the tournament

During a visit to Nigeria, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi reaffirmed China’s commitment to helping Africa build a rapid response force to tackle insecurity on the continent.

South Africa’s Sports Minister, Gayton McKenzie, has joined calls for a boycott of Afghanistan in the upcoming Champions Trophy, citing the Taliban government’s suppression of women’s rights.

In light of the recent M23 rebel advances, Rwanda’s President Kagame emphasizes the need for Congo to negotiate directly to find a resolution to the conflict.

Thousands gathered to welcome Mozambique’s opposition leader Mondlane, but deadly violence erupted as he repeated claims of election fraud against the ruling Frelimo.

This incident comes at a sensitive time for Chad, which recently terminated a defense agreement with France

Canada listed Blood and Honour and Combat 18 as terrorist organizations in 2019, and several European nations have banned both groups

Gunfire erupted near President Mahamat Idriss Deby’s office as the military sealed off nearby streets

South African police arrested five individuals, including a grandson of the late President Nelson Mandela, for hijacking a vehicle.

Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) continues to face turmoil as rebels fraudulently export at least 150 metric tons of coltan to Rwanda, according to a United Nations report. This marks the largest contamination of the Great Lakes Region’s mineral supply chain on record. The illegal trade began after the M23 rebel group, a Tutsi-led

The leaders of Egypt, Greece, and the Greek Cypriot Administration met in Cairo to discuss ways to strengthen economic and energy cooperation.

Six Nigerian soldiers and 34 extremist rebels were killed in a clash in Borno state, northeastern Nigeria, highlighting the ongoing security challenges posed by the Boko Haram insurgency.

The discovery, which includes over 1,000 decorated stone blocks, was announced on Wednesday by Zahi Hawass, the leading archaeologist behind the excavation

Azerbaijan has lodged a formal protest and is working to secure their release through diplomatic channels.

The attack occurred on Saturday in Sabon Gari village when troops returning to their base were targeted

The national reconciliation law passed by Libya’s Parliament aims to resolve longstanding conflicts, with the majority of lawmakers approving the measure.

US Africa Command confirmed that an airstrike conducted in southern Somalia resulted in the death of 10 Al-Shabaab militants.

John Mahama was sworn in as Ghana’s president after a landslide victory, promising economic revival and optimism among Ghanaians.

At least 46 people, including women and children, were kidnapped by gunmen in a raid on Gana town in Nigeria’s Zamfara state, marking another mass abduction in the region plagued by armed banditry.

In a statement on Monday, Macron claimed that Sahelian countries “forgot” to thank France for its role in safeguarding their sovereignty amid the ongoing withdrawal of French troops from the region

Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau confirmed the arrests, describing the suspects’ online remarks as “vile” and emphasizing that they would be held accountable in court

The developments mark the first major actions by Prime Minister Navin Ramgoolam’s administration

Six Nigerian soldiers killed in a pre-dawn raid by ISWAP militants in Borno State. The attack forced troops to retreat after heavy fighting.