Danab brigade destroys al-Shabaab hideouts near Awdhegle

Somali army and Danab brigade killed over 100 al-Shabaab terrorists and destroyed their hideouts in Lower Shabelle region near Awdhegle.

Burkina Faso expels UN coordinator over child-rights report

Ouagadougou rejects a U.N. child-rights report as flawed and issued without consultation

5.8 quake shakes Algeria, no damage

A 5.8 magnitude earthquake struck northeastern Algeria with no casualties or damage reported as civil protection teams carried out assessments.

Rescue teams search after Nigeria boat crash

Over 40 passengers remain missing in Sokoto State after a crowded boat sank, while rescue teams work to recover survivors from the river.

France opens talks with Mali after embassy staffer is detained

France is in talks with Mali after a French embassy staff member was detained over alleged destabilization, amid deteriorating bilateral relations.

Somalia concludes registration for Mogadishu’s historic elections

Somalia has completed voter registration for Mogadishu’s October 30 elections, marking its first direct vote since 1967 amid political tensions.

Qatar shares draft DRC–M23 peace deal

Qatar sends draft deal to DR Congo and M23; both agree to keep talks despite missed deadlines. Doha

Burundi begins building first railway linking to Tanzania

Burundi launches a historic railway project with Tanzania to improve trade links and regional economic growth.

Libyans vote in municipal polls despite delays and security threats

Libyans voted in municipal elections despite arson, violence, and security concerns across several towns and cities.

Armed attackers kill 20 in Niger ambush

Gunmen attacked a truck near Komabangou in Niger killing twenty civilians and sparing only women as violence continues in the Sahel.

Rebels kill 30+ in Congo’s North Kivu

Deadly rebel attacks in Congo’s North Kivu left over 30 dead, homes destroyed, and residents held hostage as violence intensifies in the region.

Millions gather in Senegal to honour Bamba

The Grand Magal drew Mourides from Senegal and abroad to commemorate the spiritual rank and teachings of Sheikh Amadou Bamba.

Guinea-Bissau expels Portuguese media in diplomatic row

Guinea-Bissau suspended Portuguese media operations, prompting Portugal to condemn the decision and seek its reversal.

Fierce fighting erupts as Congo troops face militia tied to Lubanga

Heavy fighting in eastern Congo leaves civilians and fighters dead as the army battles warlord Lubanga’s newly formed militia.

Mali arrests French over spy, coup plot

Authorities in Mali detain soldiers and French national accused of plotting to destabilise the state with help from foreign powers.

Gambian police charge 3 women after fatal baby circumcision

Three women in Gambia have been charged after a one-month-old girl died from female genital mutilation, marking the first major case since the ban was upheld.

WHO warns funding gaps hinder Africa’s fight against mpox spread

Africa’s fight against mpox is slowed by limited vaccines and funding gaps even as some countries bring outbreaks under control.

President Hassan urges calm amid mine debris rescue

Tanzanian authorities continue rescue after 25 miners were buried in Shinyanga mine collapse during maintenance operations.

Eswatini court urged to challenge acceptance of foreign convicts

Legal groups called on Eswatini’s government to release details of its agreement with the US for deported convicts amid human rights concerns.

Dozens dead in twin migrant boat disasters near Italy

At least 26 migrants died and many remain missing after two boats capsized off Lampedusa with Italian forces rescuing dozens.

US approves $346M arms sale to Nigeria

Nigeria is set to receive a major U.S. weapons package including bombs, rockets, and technical support to boost its defense capabilities.

South Africa’s president urges water focus in climate talks

African leaders demand action to make water central to climate and finance discussions.

Experts uncover teeth of new Australopithecus species in Ethiopia

Fossil teeth discovered in Ethiopia reveal a new Australopithecus species that lived alongside early Homo species 2.6 million years ago.

South Africa says US report has false racial claims

South Africa rebukes U.S. human rights report as flawed and misleading.

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