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

Africa’s diversity extends far beyond what meets the eye, so, pack your skis and grab your snowboard

Clashes between two ethnic groups in northern Cameroon over cattle theft have left three people dead and several others injured.

President Hassan pardoned 1,548 prisoners on Independence Day, releasing 22 immediately and reducing sentences for 1,526 others.

A recent attack by herders on a village in Chad has resulted in the deaths of 11 people and injuries to nine others.

The assault occurred last Thursday near Tera, a town approximately 175 km (108 miles) west of the capital, Niamey

According to human rights organizations, authorities use force to clamp down on protesters

Next time you enjoy a fiery piri piri dish, remember—it’s not just a pepper; it’s a piece of Africa’s history

The Ethiopian Electric Power Authority confirmed that power has been fully restored nationwide.

Vice President Bawumia, ruling New Patriotic Party candidate, conceded defeat, citing projections from his party’s collation center, though Electoral Commission yet to officially announce final results

Native to South America, cassava was introduced to Africa in the 16th century by Portuguese traders

The strike, led by the SAA Pilots Association (SAAPA), followed a breakdown in salary negotiations

Burkina Faso’s junta chief Captain Ibrahim Traore appointed Rimtalba Jean Emmanuel Ouedraogo as the new prime minister following the government’s dissolution.

After a massive blackout hit Ethiopia, power was partially restored, raising questions about the reliability of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam’s contribution to the grid.

Kenya is leading a contingent of foreign police in Haiti to combat escalating gang violence

Africa’s landscapes, from its scorching deserts to its verdant rainforests, continue to captivate and inspire