In August, Kwoyelo was convicted of multiple war crimes, including murder, rape, enslavement, torture, and kidnapping

By spearheading smart city projects, Africa is setting an example for the world

In the video, Longue Longue is handcuffed, seated on the ground in his underwear, while his feet are reportedly struck with a flat machete

Democratic Republic of Congo president Felix Tshisekedi has proposed a commission to review the 2005 constitution, aiming to align it with current realities.

Hama Amadou, Niger’s former prime minister, dies at age 74 in Niamey hospital after long illness and political challenges.

Daniel Chapo, a former provincial governor with little prior national experience, has won the presidency of Mozambique, marking a significant shift in the political landscape.

A helicopter carrying eight people, including three crew members, crashed near a Nigerian oil platform, resulting in at least three fatalities.

The World Health Organization (WHO) has reported a concerning resurgence of polio in Africa, with 134 new cases detected in seven countries.

The charges stem from remarks Dahmani made earlier this year during a radio appearance, where she referred to Tunisia as a “racist country”

“Reine” is a poignant exploration of the culture of silence surrounding rape in Mali.

President Hakainde Hichilema places wreaths at grave of Zambian and African liberation icon Kenneth Kaunda, as well as in honor of fallen heroes at Freedom statue in Lusaka

‘We cannot allow conflicts to continue in perpetuity, we need to find paths to peace,’ said Cyril Ramaphosa

The porous 600-kilometer border Ghana shares with Burkina Faso has become a gateway for militants from groups like JNIM, an al-Qaeda affiliate

Officials report the CCTV system has helped track militant activity and ensure security forces are fulfilling their duties

As more heritage is digitized, the contributions of African civilizations will be safeguarded

The M23 rebels have broken the ceasefire and retaken control of Kalembe, a strategic town in eastern DRC.

Nigerian President Bola Tinubu reshuffled his cabinet by firing five ministers and appointing seven new ones amid growing economic hardship and public frustration.

The charges include illegal possession of explosives and “treachery.”
 

West African social media is increasingly promoting BRICS and non-Western alliances, focusing on pro-Russian and pro-Chinese narratives while advocating for a multipolar world order.

Speaking at BRICS summit in Russia, South African President Cyril Ramaphosa reiterates calls for reform at UN Security Council

Earlier this month, the air force revealed plans to acquire 24 M-346 combat jets and 10 AW109 Trekker helicopters as part of its fleet modernization initiative

Mali’s armed forces have yet to comment on the incident

Mehluli Dube claims he lost his job after outlet aired Gold Mafia documentary — expose about illicit gold trading, smuggling in Zimbabwe

Accident occurred when a petrol-laden truck exploded on Oct. 15