African Union hails Turkey’s President Erdogan for mediating historic peace agreement between Somalia and Ethiopia.

Mozambique’s political turmoil continues as 110 lives are lost during seven weeks of protests against disputed election results, sparking calls for justice from rights groups.

Amnesty International has called for an independent investigation into the deadly stadium crush in Guinea that killed dozens of football fans.

The women, aged 19 and 25, were arrested in June after allegedly asking an Islamic preacher to marry them

The dispute centers on a memorandum signed in January, in which Ethiopia agreed to lease land in Somaliland for a marine base in exchange for recognizing Somaliland’s independence

Jubbaland, situated along Somalia’s borders with Kenya and Ethiopia, comprises three regions, with Lower Juba being the most populous

The AU candidate emphasized the need for strong governance and security to create a conducive environment for economic development.

While malaria is suspected as the cause, additional testing is necessary to confirm the diagnosis.

Discoveries in 2024 have highlighted the incredible cognitive abilities of various species

In the aftermath of the fighting, the army reported that eight additional Mobondo fighters were killed

Governor Siminalayi Fubara, speaking in Port Harcourt, emphasized the state’s commitment to fighting pipeline vandalism and oil theft, which have severely impacted government revenues and exports

The conflict has heightened fears that internal political rivalries are undermining efforts to combat al Qaeda-linked al Shabaab militants

Terrace farming highlights Africa’s critical contributions to global agricultural practices

South32 has withdrawn its output forecast for its Mozal Aluminium smelter in Mozambique due to post-election civil unrest.

South Sudan’s President Salva Kiir has fired the head of the military, the police chief, and the central bank governor, amid ongoing political and economic instability.

A tragic building collapse in Cairo has claimed the lives of eight people and injured three more.

A Zambian court ruled that former President Edgar Lungu is ineligible to run in the 2026 presidential election, citing his two prior terms.

The rapid expansion of Chinese mining operations within the Okapi Wildlife Reserve in Congo is causing significant environmental damage and putting the reserve’s unique biodiversity at risk.

Boko Haram militants have continued their deadly attacks, this time targeting Nigerian fishermen who had fled to Niger.

Ethiopian officials and Turkey’s foreign ministry have not commented on the meeting

Uganda’s military court has adjourned the trial of opposition leader Kizza Besigye due to legal hurdles.

The French withdrawal’s terms are yet to be finalised, including whether any troops will remain in Chad

The raid occurred Sunday afternoon, with attackers wielding assault rifles and moving door to door to seize their victims, witnesses said

Around 300 women gathered in the city center, blowing whistles and chanting “Stop killing women!” as they marched