Nigeria claims major successes against militias in recent offensive
In total, during the third quarter, Nigerian forces reportedly eliminated 1,937 terrorists, arrested 2,782 suspects, and rescued 1,854 hostages
Kenya to increase police deployment to Haiti, says President Ruto
Speaking at the United Nations General Assembly, Ruto revealed that Kenya had already sent 382 specially trained officers, whom he visited in Haiti last week
African sailors may have crossed the Atlantic before Europeans
According to historical records, Abu Bakr II was a visionary leader with an unquenchable curiosity
West African juntas investigate French journalist for terrorism advocacy
The investigation follows Nasr’s analysis of a rare coordinated jihadist assault on strategic locations in Bamako, Mali’s capital, on September 17
Tunisian authorities investigate migrant deaths
Tunisian authorities discover the bodies of 13 African migrants on the country’s eastern coast, highlighting the ongoing crisis of irregular migration in the region.
Egyptair suspends flights to Lebanon as conflict escalates
Egypt has advised its citizens to avoid traveling to Lebanon due to intensifying Israeli military strikes against the country.
South Africa honors its heroes: 42 freedom fighters return
The South African government has successfully repatriated the remains of 42 freedom fighters who died in exile while fighting against apartheid.
EU provides $6m Africa aid for flood-affected regions
Climate change is exacerbating the impact of extreme weather events, such as the devastating floods that have struck West and Central Africa.
Bus plunges into river in Ethiopia, killing 28, injuring dozens
A tragic bus accident in southern Ethiopia resulted in 28 deaths and 29 injuries, as the vehicle plunged into a river, and authorities fear additional fatalities from critical injuries.
Eswatini opposition leader poisoned in South Africa
According to the People’s United Democratic Movement (Pudemo), Makhanya is currently hospitalized and remains in a critical but stable condition
Ghana gripped by conflict between journalist and Ashanti king
Ms. Pokua’s attempt to apologize at the Manhyia Palace was rejected
Maternal deaths soar amid conflict in Sudan’s South Darfur, MSF says
MSF reported 46 maternal deaths between January and August in two South Darfur hospitals it supports
Nigerian soldier dismissed after rape allegation speaks out
Ogunleye initially raised the allegations in January via TikTok, claiming she had been assaulted by a general and two colonels
Embraer in talks with South Africa for C-390 aircraft deal
If confirmed, this would mark the first sale of the C-390 to an African nation
Amnesty: Plainclothes Kenyan police fired at protesters in Nairobi
The protests, sparked by a controversial finance bill, resulted in over 50 deaths during months of unrest
Namibia’s night skies dazzle with Milky Way brilliance
Namibia’s night sky offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to witness the universe in its full glory
Burkina Faso thwarts plot to overturn transitional government – minsiter
Burkina Faso’s junta says a foreign plot to destabilize the country, accusing individuals in Ivory Coast and others of involvement.
Pentagon approves $740 million Stinger missile sale to Egypt
Egypt is set to receive a substantial number of Stinger missiles from the US, a move that comes as concerns about Russian military activity in the region continue to rise.
Mali’s ex-ministers stand trial for alleged corruption in jet purchase
Several former Malian ministers and military leaders are on trial for allegedly embezzling millions during the purchase of a presidential jet and military equipment in 2014.
Turkish delegation visits Somalia’s Galmudug for investments
Türkiye is considering new investment projects in Somalia’s Galmudug state, focusing on infrastructure development.
Mali seeks to strengthen security amidst growing militant threat
The recent militant attacks in Bamako have highlighted the need for the Mali junta to strengthen their security measures.
Media freedom erodes in Sahel as journalists face deadly threats
As violence escalates in the Sahel, journalists are bearing the brunt of the conflict.
Refugee camp construction begins in Malawi with UNHCR
Malawi secures $80 million from UNHCR to build a second refugee camp in the north for asylum seekers and refugees.
Chad detains three Russians including sociologists
The Russian foreign ministry has confirmed the detention of three Russians in Chad, stating it is working closely with Chad’s authorities to secure their quick release amid rising concerns.