5 more rescued after tourist yacht sinks in Egypt’s Red Sea

This raises the total number of survivors to 33, with seven individuals still missing

Interpol targets Africa cybercrime in major operation

Interpol’s Operation Serengeti, a two-month operation targeting cybercrime in Africa, led to the arrest of over 1,000 suspects and the disruption of numerous criminal networks.

Kenya’s visa openness ranking declines despite visa-free policy

While President William Ruto’s announcement last year that Kenya would eliminate visa requirements for all African visitors was celebrated, the new system has led to criticism

Chad slams lack of support in Lake Chad Basin terrorism fight

This comes after a deadly October attack on a military garrison that left around 40 soldiers dead

Nigeria boat accident: Five dead, 20 missing in Delta State

Emergency teams continue to search for the missing passengers, while six survivors are receiving medical care at a local hospital

EFF seeks to revive Ramaphosa impeachment

An independent panel suggested misconduct, but in 2022, the ANC-dominated parliament blocked further investigation

EU boosts aid to Morocco after devastating quake

Morocco has received €200 million in additional EU aid for earthquake reconstruction.

Deadly shipwreck in Madagascar death toll rises to 25

The death toll from a deadly boat accident involving Somali migrants has risen to 25, as authorities continue search and rescue operations near Madagascar.
 

Namibia’s female leader faces a historic run for top office

Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, Namibia’s vice president, hopes to break gender barriers in the upcoming election while addressing economic and societal challenges.

Wife doubts justice for ‘abducted’ Ugandan opposition figure

She believes the charges are politically motivated and has called on international pressure to secure his release.

17 feared dead in Egypt’s Red Sea boat accident

The vessel, carrying tourists of various nationalities, capsized due to unknown causes.

30 dead in brutal attacks in Nigeria’s Benue State recently

Armed gangs have killed at least 30 people in three days of attacks in Nigeria’s north-central Benue State.

Police teargas protest over Malawi fuel crisis

Protesters demand that Energy and Mining Minister Ibrahim Matola and Malawi Energy Regulatory Authority Chief Executive Henry Kachaje resign for failing to address the issue

Mozambique’s post-election violence leaves children dead

Human Rights Watch has accused Mozambican security forces of killing at least 10 children and injuring dozens more during post-election protests.

Wife of detained Ugandan opposition leader doubts fair trial

Byanyima, a U.N. agency chief, called the charges politically motivated, urging President Museveni to halt the criminalization of opposition

Trump’s return sparks fears of Muslim ban in Africa

‘Many individuals recall the disruptive effects of the travel restrictions on families, businesses and diplomatic relations,’ Mohamed Husein Gaas, director of the Raad Peace Research Institute, tells media

Yam power: Nigeria produces 60% of the world’s yams

Nigeria continues to turn this humble root into an economic and cultural powerhouse

Nationwide power cut disrupts Zambia

A power system disturbance led to a nationwide blackout in Zambia on Sunday. The state utility Zesco is working to resolve the issue and restore power supply.

Anti-apartheid activist Breytenbach passes away at 85

Breyten Breytenbach, a celebrated South African writer and anti-apartheid activist, passed away at 85, leaving behind a legacy of literature, art, and activism.

The power of togetherness in African cultures

The African extended family model serves as a sign of togetherness, offering lessons in connection

Two boats capsize, 22 Somalis perish

A tragic boat accident off the coast of Madagascar has claimed the lives of 22 Somali migrants. 48 others were rescued by fishermen.

Controversy surrounds Besigye’s arrest and extradition

The incident has also raised concerns about the erosion of democratic norms and the abuse of power by the Ugandan government.

Ethiopia aims to reintegrate 75,000 Tigray fighters

The Ethiopian government has initiated a rehabilitation program to help 75,000 ex-militants from the Tigray region transition back into civilian life.

EU-Niger relations sour over aid fund management

The European Union has recalled its ambassador from Niger after the country’s military junta accused the EU of mismanaging a humanitarian aid fund intended for flood victims.

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