Nigeria boat capsize death toll climbs to 70

Boat, carrying around 300 people returning from a funeral, capsized in Gbajibo River on Oct.1

Constantine: Algeria’s stunning city of bridges

Constantine continues to draw tourists, architects, and historians alike

Tunisia’s Saied takes lead in election exit poll

Amid celebrations in Tunis for Kais Saied’s projected election win, voter turnout was just 27.7%, and opponents criticized the exit poll, arguing real results could differ.

Rwanda launches vaccination drive to combat Marburg virus

East Africa is facing a Marburg virus crisis, with Rwanda leading the charge in vaccination efforts to contain the outbreak and save lives.

Ethiopia faces Somalia’s accusations of arms smuggling

Somalia accused Ethiopia of illegally supplying arms to the Puntland region, raising tensions between the two countries.

Elections in Mozambique stir emotions amid Frelimo’s dominance

Frelimo’s dominance is evident in Maputo as Mozambique’s elections approach, sparking both emotion and skepticism among residents.

Exploring ancient Nubia’s craft of natural ink-making

Nubian ink-making reflects a remarkable aspect of the civilization’s ingenuity

Rwanda launches Marburg vaccination campaign

The campaign is prioritizing healthcare workers in high-risk areas, such as treatment centers, hospitals, and ICUs, as well as close contacts of confirmed cases

Tunisia begins voting in crucial presidential election

Over 9.7 million registered voters head to polls to choose next president

Cholera outbreak hits northeastern Nigeria amid flooding

The devastating impact of floods in northeastern Nigeria has been compounded by a cholera outbreak, posing a serious public health threat to the region.

Vongolese minister refuses to sign M23 conflict agreement

Congolese minister refuses to adopt agreement with Rwanda on neutralizing FDLR and lifting defense measures

Congo tackles mpox with vaccination campaign

Congo has launched its first mpox vaccination campaign to address a growing outbreak in the country and limit its spread to other African nations.

Exploring Botswana’s Okavango Delta by air

An aerial safari over the Okavango Delta offers a thrilling adventure and an appreciation of Botswana

Rwanda: Congo refused deal to ease M23 conflict, says minister

The M23 insurgency, led by the Tutsi group, has been a source of tension in the region

Ethiopia clashes with Fano militia as violence escalates in Amhara

Recent reports indicate the Ethiopian army’s deployment in Amhara state has intensified, with the Fano militia engaging in conflict

Nigeria boat tragedy: Death toll rises to 42 days after disaster

Over 150 people rescued since start of search operation after overloaded boat capsized in north-central Niger State on Oct 1, says official

WHO agency greenlights new mpox testing tool

The Alinity m MPXV assay will help expand testing capacity and control the spread of the virus.

About 60% of Tigray students drop out amid Ethiopia war

Ethiopia’s Tigray region is facing an education crisis as many students are unable to return to school due to economic hardship and displacement caused by the war.

Opposition calls for boycott ahead of Tunisia presidential vote

Kais Saied seeks reelection in Tunisia amid allegations of political repression and a boycott by opposition parties, raising concerns about the fairness of the electoral process.

EU court orders Morocco to label products from Western Sahara

This ruling comes after the court found that Morocco’s trade deals with the EU violated the right of the Sahrawi people to self-determination.

Wagner claims Russian captives killed in Mali

The prisoners were taken following a brutal desert clash near the Algerian border, where dozens of Wagner fighters, along with Malian soldiers, were killed

Five nations discuss economic and security objectives for Somalia

The Quint states called for regional dialogue and Turkish-sponsored mediation efforts to address rising tensions in the Horn of Africa nation of Somalia.

Heavy rainfall triggers devastating floods in 16 African countries

Devastating floods have struck West and Central Africa, displacing over 740,000 people and causing widespread damage.

Discover Sierra Leone’s Gola Rainforest, with over 600 butterfly species

The Gola Rainforest and its stunning butterfly population stand as a sign of the country’s rich biodiversity

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