Dutch plan to send asylum seekers to Uganda
The Netherlands is considering sending rejected asylum seekers to Uganda as part of its efforts to reduce immigration.
Kenya seeks $1.5B UAE loan amid IMF delay, tax protests
Kenya explores $1.5 billion loan with the UAE to address economic challenges and diversify financial sources.
Millions displaced in Congo face mental health issues
People displaced by the fighting are struggling with anxiety, depression, and PTSD.
Frelimo leads Mozambique election as opposition alleges fraud
Daniel Chapo, is the frontrunner in a race where the party, in power since 1975, has faced longstanding allegations of electoral manipulation
Kenya relocates elephants to address growing human-wildlife conflict
Kenyan authorities are expected to soon complete the transfer of dozens of elephants in the Mwea National Reserve to Aberdare National Park to protect humans and wildlife from escalating conflict as the tusker population booms
Fuel scarcity leads to fatal explosion in Nigeria, kills 147
A fuel tanker explosion in northern Nigeria turned into a horrifying tragedy as desperate residents sought to collect fuel from the overturned vehicle.
Foreign direct investment booms in Africa
Investments are primarily directed toward critical sectors like infrastructure and energy
Kenyan court declines to halt senate vote on Gachagua’s removal
Kenya’s Senate will proceed with Deputy President Gachagua’s impeachment vote despite failed legal challenges aimed at stopping the process.
Ancient Egypt comes to life in new museum’s 12 halls
The Grand Egyptian Museum opens 12 halls, offering visitors a glimpse into ancient Egyptian civilization.
Kenya gets rice aid from South Korea for refugees
The WFP in Kenya is grateful for South Korea’s generous contribution of rice, which will make a tangible difference in the lives of thousands of people in need.
Lagos tribute concert for Fela Kuti
The annual Felebration in Lagos, Nigeria, celebrates the life and legacy of Fela Kuti, the pioneer of Afrobeat and a staunch critic of the Nigerian government.
Kemi Seba, controversial activist, apprehended in Paris
A controversial figure in French politics, Kemi Seba, has been arrested in Paris. Seba has been accused of anti-Semitism and has publicly praised Russian President Vladimir Putin.
UN warns of ‘human catastrophe’ in drought-hit southern Africa
A severe drought caused by El Niño has devastated southern Africa, leading to widespread hunger and malnutrition.
Kenya relocates 50 elephants to ease overcrowding in Mwea Reserve
The relocation is expected to conclude by Wednesday
Ivory Coast targets student federation accused of violence
Authorities arrest student federation members in Ivory Coast amid murder investigation related to campus violence.
Nigerian company races to restore power after power grid collapse
Power generation dropped to zero, but by Tuesday morning, some plants in the capital, Abuja, and parts of the commercial city had begun to come back online
Celebrating Al-Qarawiyyin: The oldest continuously operating university
The enduring legacy of the University of Al-Qarawiyyin reminds us of the importance of education
Ukraine dismisses claims of supplying drones to Mali rebels
Meanwhile, Russia, which has been increasing its influence in Africa, accused Ukraine of creating a “second front” by aiding forces opposing Moscow’s allies in Africa
UN raises alarm over violations against migrants in Tunisia
UN experts have accused Tunisia of widespread human rights violations against migrants, refugees, and human trafficking victims.
Senegal unveils decades long economic development plan
Senegal’s government has launched a 25-year development plan aimed at achieving economic sovereignty through diversification.
Chad announces new media restrictions ahead of polls
The Association of Chad’s Online Media has criticized new regulations imposed by authorities that may limit online journalism, highlighting threats to press freedom ahead of elections.
Massive elephant translocation underway in Kenya
Kenya is conducting a massive elephant relocation project to address overpopulation in Mwea National Reserve.
Students among killed in Egypt highway bus accident
A bus carrying college students overturned on a highway in Egypt, resulting in the deaths of 12 people and injuries to 33 others.
Guinea protests against Chinese mining firm leave two dead
Two people were killed and four injured in clashes between security forces and protesters in eastern Guinea during a demonstration against a Chinese mining company.