Guinea dissolves political parties, holds back on election date

Doumbouya, who cited corruption and unfulfilled promises as reasons for the 2021 coup, has faced his own share of criticism

Nigeria’s Ibadan hit by fatal building collapse

The incident has raised concerns about building safety standards in the country.

Somalian politicians agree on direct elections in 2025

After 56 years, Somalia announces plans for direct elections next year amidst political challenges and boycotts.

African Union demands Israel rescind UNRWA ban

Israel’s controversial move to ban UNRWA has drawn international condemnation, with the African Union calling for UN action to prevent the worsening of the Palestinian humanitarian situation.

Deadly mine collapse claims eight lives in Zambia

Eight informal miners lost their lives in a tragic mine collapse in Zambia. One miner is still missing, while two others survived the incident.

Ghana’s political crisis averted: Court overturns seat vacancy

Ghana’s Supreme Court has made a crucial decision to overturn the vacancy of four parliamentary seats.

Ancient salt flats dazzle in Botswana’s Makgadikgadi

Local tourism to the pans is steadily growing, with eco-tourism lodges and guided tours

Ugandan, DRC leaders meet to address security challenges

President Museveni and President Tshisekedi discussed mutual security and infrastructure, focusing on combatting threats from armed groups and improving key roadways.

Fatal helicopter crash rocks DR Congo airport

A tragic helicopter crash occurred at N’Dolo Airport in Kinshasa, claiming the lives of three foreign nationals.

Xenophobia sparks citizenship row in South Africa

South Africa has revoked the citizenship of Chidimma Adetshina, a former Miss South Africa contestant who faced backlash over her Nigerian heritage.

Kenya’s green revolution: Fungus tackles persistent problem

Kenya’s farmers are fighting back against the devastating witchweed parasite with a natural solution: Kichawi Kill, a fungal bioherbicide that protects crops and boosts yields.

At least 10 dead in Mozambique protests following election results

Interior Minister Pascoal Ronda stated on Tuesday that the protests turned violent, necessitating security forces to restore order, which led to fatalities

Miss Rwanda detained for alleged drink-driving incident

Authorities noted this incident marks Muheto’s second drink-driving offense

Eight dead in Uganda village after suspected cult attack

The assault took place late Tuesday in Mizizi A, a small community in Uganda’s Kagadi district, around 250 km (150 miles) from the capital, Kampala

Nigerian MP apologizes after viral video of taxi driver slap

Nigerian MP Alex Ikwechegh has publicly apologized following the circulation of a video in which he is seen slapping and verbally confronting a taxi driver who had arrived at his residence in Abuja to deliver food. In a statement, Ikwechegh acknowledged the incident as “a humbling reminder of the need for restraint and self-control,” expressing

Niger partners with Starlink for internet services

New technology to allow western African nation to benefit from high-speed internet connection, says communication minister

Russian bombers land in South Africa

Russia’s Aerospace Forces are visiting South Africa for a five-day goodwill visit to strengthen military ties between the two countries.

Dbeibah and Meloni seal cooperation deals in Libya

Italy and Libya have signed several agreements to boost economic and political cooperation, focusing on development, investment, infrastructure, and migration.

First ladies unite on healthcare challenges in Africa and Asia

First Ladies from Africa and Asia convened in Tanzania to discuss strategies for improving healthcare access.

Ugandan fugitive warlord Kony indicted by ICC in absentia

International Criminal Court will hold a hearing to confirm charges against Joseph Kony, the elusive leader of the Lord’s Resistance Army.

South Africa welcomes Russian Aerospace Forces

5-day visit aimed at reaffirming ties held by both countries’ military organizations, says South African National Defense Force

South African government divided over Ukraine visa agreement

The visa deal has also reignited tensions regarding South Africa’s longstanding ties with Russia

Locust swarms threaten crops in east Sudan’s breadbasket region

Witnesses reported the locusts flying low and landing on trees and rooftops, unsettling local farmers

Air pollution’s toll on public health in Africa’s major cities

Air pollution is especially detrimental to vulnerable populations, including children and the elderly

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