Liberians marched in the rain accusing President Boakai of corruption and failing to deliver on campaign promises amid economic hardship.

The International Organization for Migration denies any role in recent migrant removals from the US to Eswatini.

President Bassirou Diomaye Faye declared last year that French garrisons were incompatible with Senegalese sovereignty

The flight carried nationals of Vietnam, Jamaica, Laos, Cuba and Yemen whose home countries “refused to take them back”

Greek Foreign Minister visits Libya to reopen talks on maritime borders and migration while opposing Turkish-Libyan maritime agreements.

Gabon rejoined the Commonwealth as its April vote met democratic standards and was seen as reflecting the people’s will.

Authorities in Ethiopia launched coordinated raids across five regions, capturing 82 suspects with alleged terror ties and Somali-based training.

Burkina Faso’s junta has released four critics who were abducted and conscripted to fight Islamist militants after publicly opposing the military regime.

Mali’s government strongly protested the Czech Republic’s decision to block its U19 team from attending the FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup.

Libyan authorities freed migrants held captive by traffickers who demanded ransom and subjected them to abuse in eastern Libya.

President Paul Biya says he will run again, facing criticism over his age, leadership, and Cameroon’s worsening political and economic challenges.

Former Nigerian leader Muhammadu Buhari will be buried in Daura as tributes pour in and his mixed legacy sparks reflection across the nation.

Nigeria’s former president Muhammadu Buhari passed away in London at 82, remembered for his stern leadership and controversial time in office.

President Paul Biya has declared his candidacy for the October 2025 election, seeking an eighth term amid defections and a fragmented opposition.

South Africa’s police minister Senzo Mchunu has been suspended amid bribery claims as the president vows to protect law enforcement integrity.

UNESCO recognized the Bijagos Archipelago for its rare marine life, sacred sites, and cultural heritage in West Africa.

Wildfires in Libya’s Alawenat Oasis spread quickly to homes as firefighting teams work nonstop with no government support reported so far.

Despite civil war, Sudanese teams are competing for CAF slots in a mini-league held under army control in the northeast.

Liberia’s president took no offence at Trump’s English remark, with officials stressing respect and ties between the nations.

The White House has not commented on the reported plan

Senegalese navy intercepted 201 West African migrants on land and at sea in the Saloum delta, a growing launch point for dangerous Atlantic crossings.

General Goita extends his rule in Mali until at least 2030 through a new law that cancels elections and dissolves political parties.

Peace talks between Congo and M23 rebels are advancing in Qatar as mediators work to ease tensions and address issues missed in an earlier deal.

“Such good English. Where did you learn to speak so beautifully?” Trump said after Boakai praised U.S.–Liberian ties and urged American investment