Somalia’s State Minister for Foreign Affairs, Ali Omar, confirmed Mussa’s visit but did not disclose the purpose of her discussions

Efforts led by Aristide Takoukam Kamla are uniting scientists and local communities to protect the vulnerable African manatee from poaching and habitat destruction in Cameroon’s Lake Ossa.

Survivors described a harrowing ordeal, saying the missing included five women and three children

Its a move that celebrates the beloved West African dish and its cultural importance

The Burundi election commission has excluded opposition candidates from the upcoming elections, including members of the Burundi for All coalition, citing violations of electoral laws.

African leaders, including Kenyan President Ruto and South Sudanese President Kiir, have issued New Year messages emphasizing the importance of peace, unity, and cooperation.

The Islamic State group has claimed responsibility for an attack on a military base in Somalia’s Puntland region, where suicide bombers targeted Puntland forces.  

Libya’s Prime Minister Dibeybe has confirmed that the state will cover all expenses for Libyans performing the Hajj pilgrimage in 2025.

A military tribunal in the Democratic Republic of Congo sentenced 13 soldiers to death on charges including murder, looting, and desertion.

Mara Phones will be remembered not just as a product but as a bold statement of Africa’s potential

Once a colonial power in the region, France has already removed its forces from Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger in the wake of military coups and growing anti-French sentiment

The firing of Senegal’s minister who called colonial-era soldiers “traitors” has sparked outrage from veterans’ descendants and government representatives, leading to a national debate.

Somali security forces successfully repelled a suicide attack by Islamic State militants on a military base in Puntland, northeastern Somalia.

Zimbabwe has abolished the death penalty, a significant step for the country that last carried out an execution nearly two decades ago.

A tragic migrant boat accident off Tunisia claimed two lives including a child while the National Guard rescued 17 passengers from the distressed vessel.

Mauritania faces critical challenges in mental health care with only one psychiatric ward serving a population of five million and families stepping in to fill gaps.

As the largest game reserve in the world, Selous represents a unique opportunity for sustainable wildlife

A Kenyan butterfly collector, with over 4.2 million specimens, hopes to secure their future preservation through a well-funded institution.

At least 23 Congolese soldiers are facing the death penalty or long prison sentences for alleged desertion, rape, and other crimes committed during the ongoing conflict in the country’s east.

Following weeks of violent protests, Mozambique’s opposition leader has called for a temporary pause in demonstrations to allow for an investigation into alleged human rights abuses by security forces.

Two Nigerian soldiers were killed in a clash with suspected members of the armed wing of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) in Imo State, southeastern Nigeria.

The protests represent one of the most significant challenges to Ruto’s leadership since he took office

At least 261 people died since protests started in Mozambique with most deaths caused by gunfire from security personnel, according to local elections monitoring group Plataforma DECIDE

The tragic accident occurred in the Bona district, according to a statement issued late Sunday by the regional communication bureau