Ramaphosa calls for peaceful conflict resolution at BRICS summit

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

Burkina Faso militants use Ghana as base, sparking conflict fears

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

Somalia’s security cameras target al Shabaab, but threats continue

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

Safeguarding African heritage through digitization

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

Fresh violence in DR Congo: M23 rebels seize strategic town

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

Nigeria’s Tinubu reshuffles cabinet, fires five ministers

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

Military court rules against 16 Ugandan opposition members

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

African social media amplifies BRICS, rejects West

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.

Ramaphosa: UN court emphasizes global duty to stop genocide by Israel

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

Nigeria secures $618M loan for military aircraft and ammunition

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

Drone strike in Mali kills 8, including children: Tuareg rebels

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

Zimbabwe court grants seizure of Al Jazeera assets in $2M suit

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

Nigeria tanker explosion death toll rises to 181

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

Africa’s oil wealth fuels economic growth

In East Africa, new oil discoveries are transforming countries like Uganda and Kenya

Fuel tanker accident claims 11 lives in Uganda

The incident highlights the dangers associated with fuel tanker accidents and the need for improved safety measures.

DR Congo sees 7 million displaced amid conflicts

A humanitarian crisis is unfolding in the DR Congo, where millions of people have been displaced by ongoing conflict and natural disasters.

Ramaphosa: South Africa sees Russia as a valued ally

President Cyril Ramaphosa affirmed South Africa’s view of Russia as a valued ally during a bilateral meeting with President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday, ahead of the upcoming BRICS summit in Kazan. In a statement shared by South Africa’s government news agency, Ramaphosa remarked, “We continue to see Russia as a valued ally, as a valued

DR Congo army claims Kalembe recapture, M23 rebels deny

Kalembe, located in the volatile Walikale territory of North Kivu, fell into the hands of the Tutsi-led M23 group on Sunday

African architects pioneer sustainable housing with local materials

Africa is becoming a leader in the global movement toward eco-friendly, affordable housing

Militants force MSF to flee Burkina Faso city

The medical charity MSF has suspended its operations in the northern Burkina Faso city of Djibo due to increasing attacks by militant groups.

Biya returns to Cameroon after weeks abroad

Cameroon’s president Paul Biya returned home after weeks abroad, dispelling rumors about his health as he appeared publicly for the first time since his absence.

M23 rebels capture strategic town in eastern DRC

M23 rebel group has captured the town of Kalembe in eastern DR Congo, expanding its territory and control over valuable mineral resources.

Kenya deports four Turkish refugees despite persecution concerns

Kenya’s Ministry of Foreign and Diaspora Affairs stated that the extradition was approved due to strong bilateral ties with Turkey

WHO Declares Egypt malaria-free after century-long battle

Malaria, once endemic in Egypt for thousands of years, has now been eradicated

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