MSF reported 46 maternal deaths between January and August in two South Darfur hospitals it supports

Ogunleye initially raised the allegations in January via TikTok, claiming she had been assaulted by a general and two colonels

If confirmed, this would mark the first sale of the C-390 to an African nation

The protests, sparked by a controversial finance bill, resulted in over 50 deaths during months of unrest

Namibia’s night sky offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to witness the universe in its full glory

Burkina Faso’s junta says a foreign plot to destabilize the country, accusing individuals in Ivory Coast and others of involvement.

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.

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.

Türkiye is considering new investment projects in Somalia’s Galmudug state, focusing on infrastructure development.

The recent militant attacks in Bamako have highlighted the need for the Mali junta to strengthen their security measures.

As violence escalates in the Sahel, journalists are bearing the brunt of the conflict.

Malawi secures $80 million from UNHCR to build a second refugee camp in the north for asylum seekers and refugees.

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.

The agreement is expected to enhance media broadcasting capabilities, enabling the transmission of television and radio signals across the three nations

Tunisian lawyers are urging the ICC to investigate abuses against political opponents and Black African migrants.

Somalia has not yet commented on Ethiopia’s concerns

AI experts urge flood prediction solutions as humanitarian efforts intensify

The Ngorongoro Crater stands as a sign of Tanzania’s commitment to wildlife conservation

Accra protests escalate with additional arrests including Democracy Hub leader amid economic frustrations.

The devastating incident occurred in the southern part of the country, where heavy rains caused a bus to be swept away.

The navy was alerted to the boat’s presence on Sunday evening, prompting a patrol team to be dispatched immediately to the scene

Relations between Egypt and Somalia have strengthened this year, driven by mutual distrust of Ethiopia

14 individuals, opposition leader Freeman Mbowe, are in custody, police say

Ethiopia’s success in maintaining its independence through the Battle of Adwa is inspiring