Rwanda declares end to Marburg virus outbreak

Rwanda has officially declared the end of its Marburg virus outbreak after 42 days without new cases, Health Minister Sabin Nsanzimana announced during a Friday press conference. The outbreak, which began in mid-September, marked Rwanda’s first experience with the deadly viral hemorrhagic fever. A total of 66 confirmed cases were reported, including 15 deaths and

Goat cheese artistry in Morocco

Beyond its culinary allure, goat cheese in Morocco represents a deep connection to nature

Dbeibah warns of Libyan descent into foreign conflict

Libyan Prime Minister Abdulhamid Dbeibah warned that this could turn Libya into a battlefield for foreign powers.

Cyclone Chido death toll in Mozambique rises to 75

The death toll from Cyclone Chido in Mozambique has tragically risen to 75, according to the country’s National Disaster Risk Management Institute (INGD).  The cyclone made landfall on December 15, bringing torrential rain, strong winds, and widespread flooding.    The affected areas, primarily the northern provinces of Niassa, Nampula, and Cabo Delgado, have suffered significant damage

Kenya takes new steps to combat gender violence

Kenya has declared gender-based violence a top security threat following a surge in cases, particularly femicide.

Africa CDC links DR Congo illness to malaria

While other diseases, such as viral hemorrhagic fever, have not been ruled out, malaria remains the most likely cause.

32 children killed in stampede at Nigerian student carnival

Police investigating to determine actual number of victims after accident in Oyo state

Burkina Faso releases four French detainees after Moroccan mediation

The detainees, previously described by France’s foreign intelligence agency (DGSE) chief as spies, had been held in Ouagadougou since December 2023

World’s fastest land animal: Cheetah

The cheetah’s role in the ecosystem is vital, as it helps maintain balance

Turkish FM engages in key D-8 discussions in Egypt

During the D-8 Council in Cairo, Turkish foreign minister Hakan Fidan held significant discussions with Egyptian and Iranian counterparts.

Migrant boat sinks off Tunisian coast, killing tens

The Mediterranean Sea has once again become a deadly graveyard for migrants as at least 20 people have lost their lives after a boat capsized off the coast of Tunisia.

Health concerns prompt pause in Egyptian PM’s news conference

Egyptian Prime Minister Mustafa Madbouly experienced a health scare during a live news conference and was forced to pause his speech.

Morocco hosts fresh talks between rival Libyan factions

Morocco is hosting a new round of talks between rival Libyan factions, aiming to end the political crisis and pave the way for a stable future for Libya.  

Nigeria violence linked to UMC split over LGBTQ stance

According to United Methodist News Service, the clash between the two factions of the church took place in Taraba, a state in northeastern Nigeria

South Africa and Mozambique work to mitigate trade disruptions

Mozambique has pledged to increase security measures along its border with South Africa to mitigate the impact of ongoing political protests on crucial trade routes.

Congo lawyers demand verification of Apple’s supply chain pledge

The case centers on Congo’s role as a major supplier of tin, tantalum, and tungsten—key components in electronics manufacturing

Overloaded whaler capsizes in Congo, killing 32

Incident occurred at port of Isongo in Inongo region of Mai-Ndombe province

Economic constraints hinder plastic ban in Somalia

Despite the government’s efforts, plastic pollution remains a significant issue in the country.

Tinubu budget targets Nigerian security, infrastructure, inflation

The 2025 budget prioritizes security, infrastructure, and measures to alleviate the cost-of-living crisis.

Africa’s geological transformation underway

The rift is home to rich biodiversity and critical ecosystems

$10m ransom demanded after Somali pirates’ hijack

Somali pirates have hijacked a Chinese-owned fishing vessel with 18 crew members and are demanding a $10 million ransom for their release.

34 killed as cyclone Chido hits Mozambique, Malawi

The cyclone brought heavy rainfall, strong winds, and widespread destruction, damaging homes, schools, and essential infrastructure.  

DR Congo targets Apple in lawsuit over minerals from conflict

DRC has filed lawsuits against Apple subsidiaries, alleging that the tech giant’s products contain “blood minerals” sourced from conflict zones in the DRC.

Egypt highlights economic cooperation at D-8 meetings

The summit, scheduled for Thursday, will bring together leaders from eight developing countries to discuss ways to enhance economic cooperation and development within the group.

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