Amani Festival, a beacon of hope in the turbulent eastern DRC, has been canceled due to the deteriorating security situation and the threat of violence.

De Beers, part of Anglo American (AAL.L), had reached a preliminary agreement last year with Botswana

Victims were travelling in a boat when it was hit by landslide, 10 passengers rescued, say port authorities

Gabon is preparing for a referendum on a new junta-backed constitution that has received widespread support, though critics worry about the lack of details and transparency.

As global interest in tea culture grows, Somali shaah is beginning to be appreciated internationally

73-year-old Jordaan was among leading figures who helped bring FIFA 2010 World Cup to South Africa, the first time Africa hosted the tournament

Ambassador Meg Whitman announces she is stepping down while reflecting on some US diplomatic achievements in Kenya

Incumbent Muse Bihi, opposition candidates vying for top post in breakaway region of Somalia

Senegal’s government has worked to preserve Lake Retba and promote it as a sustainable tourist destination

They emphasized the disproportionate impact of climate change on African nations and the urgent need for global cooperation.

Eleven opposition figures detained in Mali in June remain behind bars after a court rejected a request for their release.

The ADC secured 60 out of 62 seats in the National Assembly, as reported by the Mauritius Broadcasting Corporation

Sources familiar with the situation confirmed that Russian personnel are training elite guards in Equatorial Guinea’s two major cities, Malabo and Bata

The Central African Republic is lobbying the Kimberley Process to fully lift a decade-long diamond trade embargo.

The decision followed a petition from NPP caucus leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin, who sought to reverse Speaker Alban Bagbin’s ruling

Both men face charges of hate speech and disseminating malicious information, alongside a third suspect, Julius Tayebwa (19), who was previously remanded in connection with the same charges

The UN’s World Food Program has warned that 33 million people in Nigeria are at risk of acute food insecurity in 2025.

Isaak, co-founder of Setit, Eritrea’s first independent newspaper, was detained in 2001 following the publication of articles advocating for democratic reforms

According to World Bank data, only 12% of Chad’s population had internet access in 2022

International drug traffickers have continued to use southern African nation to transit drugs to different parts of the world, according to spokesperson for criminal investigation service

A horrific road crash in Ivory Coast has left 21 people dead and 10 injured. The accident highlights the ongoing road safety crisis in the country.

A new opinion poll predicts John Dramani Mahama to win Ghana’s December election, leading Bawumia by 10.7%.

The virus continues to spread in other African countries, particularly Burundi and Uganda.

Irregular migration to Spain continues to rise, with 32,000 arrivals recorded in 2024, marking an 80% increase from last year.