South Africa boosts genocide claims against Israel with fresh proof
President Cyril Ramaphosa announced that South Africa has submitted evidence to support claims that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza.
DR Congo remembers historic Rumble in the Jungle fight
Kinshasa is preparing to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the legendary “Rumble in the Jungle” fight between Muhammad Ali and George Foreman.
Africa’s vulnerable communities hit hardest by climate change
Rising sea levels and extreme weather events are exacerbating the crisis.
Nigeria building collapse: Seven dead, many injured
At least seven people have been killed in a building collapse in Nigeria’s capital city.
At least 40 soldiers killed in Chad army base attack, presidency says
Chad plays a crucial role as an ally to French and U.S. forces in their efforts to combat jihadist threats in the Sahel
Six children die from pesticide poisoning in South Africa
Reports suggest the children consumed snacks purchased from a local, informal shop
Tunisia coastguard recovers 16 migrant nodies
In a similar incident last month, at least 15 Tunisians, including three infants, lost their lives, and 10 others remain missing after their boat capsized off Djerba
Africa’s hospitality: A culture of generosity
Hospitality in Africa goes beyond hosting; it’s about building relationships
Terrorist base destroyed, 40 killed in Mali operations
The operation highlights the ongoing efforts to combat terrorism and restore security in the region.
Boniface Mwangi abducted hours before Kenya marathon protest
Kenyan activist Boniface Mwangi was abducted from his home by unknown individuals, sparking concern and outrage.
South Africa’s kite festival takes flight, elevating mental health
The Cape Town International Kite Festival celebrates its 30th year, combining colorful kite displays with a serious mission: raising awareness for mental health.
Uganda mourns 24 victims of fatal fuel tanker accident
A fuel tanker explosion in Uganda has resulted in the tragic loss of 24 lives, with many more injured.
Blockchain solutions transform finance security in Africa
For African countries, continued investment in blockchain could foster financial stability
France’s Macron visits Morocco to restore alliance
The three-day visit by Macron signals France’s interest in renewing its partnership with Morocco, focusing on the countries’ shared interests in African diplomacy, infrastructure, and security.
Nature tourism fuels billions for African economies
Africa’s tourism sector is poised for even greater expansion, offering economic benefits
Ivory Coast initiates repatriation from conflict-hit Lebanon
Rising regional conflict has led Ivory Coast to evacuate its citizens and embassy personnel from Lebanon, where more than 100 nationals expressed the desire to leave amid safety concerns.
Nigeria aims for $1B in monthly remittances, eyes US diaspora bond
Nigeria’s foreign reserves have now surpassed $40 billion, and the cheaper naira could catalyze efforts to diversify away from oil
Somalia slammed for male presence at UN women’s conference
Only 21 men attended among 197 delegates from 57 countries, with the majority being women
Ghana denies claims of northern region being base for jihadists
Ghana’s Information Ministry had declined to comment for the original story
Namibia sets presidential and general elections for Nov. 27
Southern African nation to elect new leader following death of Hage Geingob in February
Tunisian lawyer jailed over migrant remarks
The sentencing highlights the growing crackdown on freedom of expression in Tunisia under President Kais Saied.
Turkey-Africa conference to host 14 African nations
Turkish FM Hakan Fidan attends the Turkey-Africa ministerial review conference, discussing vital initiatives for peace, trade, and partnership ahead of the 2026 summit.
AU and SADC demand lifting of sanctions on Zimbabwe
The Chairperson of the African Union and SADC leaders are urging for the unconditional lifting of sanctions against Zimbabwe, citing their negative impact on socio-economic development.
Uganda jails notorious LRA commander
A former LRA commander has been sentenced to 40 years in prison for war crimes committed in Uganda.