The enduring legacy of the University of Al-Qarawiyyin reminds us of the importance of education

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 experts have accused Tunisia of widespread human rights violations against migrants, refugees, and human trafficking victims.

Senegal’s government has launched a 25-year development plan aimed at achieving economic sovereignty through diversification.

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.

Kenya is conducting a massive elephant relocation project to address overpopulation in Mwea National Reserve.

A bus carrying college students overturned on a highway in Egypt, resulting in the deaths of 12 people and injuries to 33 others.

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.

South Africa’s president Cyril Ramaphosa called for global pressure on Israel to cease its attacks in Gaza and Lebanon, and announced his government’s ICJ case against Israel’s actions.

Karim Khan, the ICC prosecutor, has linked recent violence in the DRC to regional patterns of conflict dating back to 2002.

The Malagasy bright-eyed frog stands as a sign to nature’s adaptability

In June, Nigeria received two “Huey” helicopters, adding to two Trekkers acquired earlier, and 12 American A-29 Super Tucano jets delivered in 2021

Nigerian army says 15 terrorists surrendered during operation in Aguata region of Borno State

Amid allegations of electoral fraud and authoritarian tactics by President Azali Assoumani, opposition groups in Comoros plan to boycott the January 12 parliamentary polls.

Health officials are working to contain the outbreak and reassure the public.

A horrific mass shooting in South Africa claimed the lives of seven people, including a young child, during a family gathering.

The migration is driven by the animals’ search for fresh grazing lands and water

A Kenyan governor and a member of parliament were arrested in connection with violent clashes that have killed 18 people in Tana River County.

‘We call upon all parties to avoid actions that could weaken critical role of UN,’ says statement

The recently implemented “two-pot” pension system, which took effect on September 1

Sofala is a symbol of Africa’s dynamic past and a reminder of the intricate trade networks

Senegal’s government, led by Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko, is launching a plan to end foreign dependency and debt by investing in local resources and human capital.

DR Congo’s ruling party calls for constitutional reforms raising fears over Tshisekedi’s term extension amidst public resistance.

Greece prepares for a potential increase in migrant arrivals amid the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.