NGOs in Uganda face extinction with new regulations

Many foreign-funded NGOs have been forced to withdraw, leaving a significant gap in civil society.

Ugandan TikToker sentenced to prison for insulting President Museveni

The video in question featured a mock trial of Museveni, where Nabugodi called for the president’s public flogging

Mpox vaccination program begins in Nigeria after delay

Nigeria has commenced a delayed mpox vaccination program, prioritizing healthcare workers and immunocompromised individuals in Abuja and select states.

Angola boat sinks, killing six

A boat carrying over 30 people capsized off the coast of Luanda, Angola, resulting in the tragic loss of six lives, including two children.

Mali strikes $160M deal with Resolute Mining after detaining CEO

The company confirmed on Sunday that it will pay Mali’s government $80 million upfront from its existing cash reserves, with the remainder to be paid in the coming months

Ethiopia calls crash reports ‘propaganda’

Ethiopia’s Defense Ministry has denied reports of a military helicopter crash in Bahir Dar, calling them propaganda spread by the country’s enemies.

Tanzania rescue efforts underway after deadly collapse

A building collapse in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, has resulted in 16 deaths and numerous injuries, with rescue efforts ongoing to reach those still trapped.

UK to push Sudan resolution to UN security council vote

The conflict between General al-Burhan’s army and the Rapid Support Forces erupted in April 2023, stalling a transition to civilian governance

US envoy to South Africa resigns after Trump victory

Reuben Brigety is 2nd US envoy in Africa to step down after Meg Whitman who was Washington’s ambassador in Kenya

Senegal ruling party claims major win in legislative poll

Amadou Ba, head of the opposition Jam Ak Njarin coalition, congratulates ruling Pastef party on election win

African penguin faces extinction, action needed — report

The African penguin, now critically endangered, faces numerous threats, including habitat loss, food scarcity, and human disturbance.

Horned Melon: Africa’s alien fruit with a delicious twist

Beyond its striking appearance, the horned melon has also been praised for its health benefits

Deadly collapse in Tanzanian commercial hub

A building collapse in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, has resulted in at least 13 deaths and over 80 injuries.

South African police vow to arrest illegal miners amid standoff

This development follows a recent court directive preventing the blockade of the mine shaft

South Africa condemns Israeli attacks on Syria

Pretoria says continued aggression undermines regional and international peace and security, calling on United Nations to hold those responsible to account under principles enshrined in UN charter

Nigeria, India to boost maritime and security ties

Nigeria, aiming to attract greater Indian investment and secure affordable credit, looks to strengthen its economy and boost job creation

Thousands rally in Niamey against foreign interference, back CNSP

Protesters expressed solidarity with neighboring Burkina Faso and Mali, with whom Niger forms the Alliance of Sahel States (AES)

Ethiopian military helicopter crashes in Bahir Dar

Crash at Belay Zeleke Airport raises questions about presence of military, government officials; cause, casualties remain unclear

Breakfast with giraffes: Kenya’s treehouse hotels redefine luxury stays

Kenya’s treehouse hotels promise experiencing adventure

Tunisian migrant advocate arrested in anti-terror probe

Tunisia’s human rights record continues to deteriorate as authorities arrest a prominent migrant advocate on terrorism charges.

US boosts effort to make Kenya-led Haiti force UN peacekeepers

The proposal aims to replace the current Kenya-led multinational force.

Deadly ADF attack in eastern Congo kills 13

The ongoing conflict in eastern Congo has led to a humanitarian crisis, with civilians bearing the brunt of the violence.

Kenyan climate expert sounds alarm at COP29

A Kenyan climate scientist expresses frustration at the slow pace of climate action at COP29, emphasizing the urgent need for increased support for vulnerable nations.

Senegal holds snap election: What you need to know?

Election significant to President Bassirou Diomaye Faye if he is to execute campaign promises, say analysts.

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