A Tanzanian opposition figure was killed after being abducted by suspected security agents, sparking concerns about a return to political repression in the country.

The GERD, under construction since 2011 on the Blue Nile, has been a source of contention, with Egypt viewing the dam as an existential threat

According to the 2024 U.N. World Drug Report, cocaine remains one of the most widely used drugs globally, with 23 million users

Nigeria’s state security service arrested the president of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) on Monday. Joe Ajero, the head of the country’s largest labour federation, was detained on undisclosed charges, the NLC reported. The arrest comes after Ajero criticised the government’s decision to increase gasoline prices by 39%. He had threatened to call a nationwide

Joe Ajero, president of Nigeria’s largest labour federation, the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), was arrested on Monday by the state security service, according to the union. The charges against him have not yet been disclosed. Ajero’s arrest comes just days after he criticized the government’s recent 39% hike in gasoline prices, threatening to organize a

Event aims to address intersection of climate change and security challenges

As climate change intensifies, Somalia’s security is increasingly threatened. A conference in Mogadishu brought together government officials and international representatives.

As disputes with Somalia over Somaliland and tensions with Egypt over water resources deepen, Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed vows that Ethiopia will humiliate any country that poses a threat to its sovereignty.

Hussaini Ibrahim, spokesperson for the agency, confirmed the death toll of 48, with efforts still underway to clear the scene

Torrential floods ravage Tata city in southeastern Morocco

Ostriches have long been a symbol of African wildlife, thriving in the continent’s varied landscapes

Algeria’s voter participation rate falls below half in presidential poll as Tebboune remains the favorite to secure another term.

178 Zambian troops have safely returned home after a year-long deployment in the Central African Republic.

The collision between a bus and a tanker truck has highlighted the need for improved road conditions and safety measures.

The tragedy has raised serious questions about safety standards in the country’s educational system.

The fire erupted at approximately 23:00 local time in a dormitory housing 156 boys

The country has received 200,000 doses of the JYNNEOS vaccine, but more are needed to end the crisis.

The cause of the fire remains unknown, and the grim task of identifying the bodies will not begin until Monday

Over 23.4M registered voters eligible to choose from 3 candidates

The Cullinan Diamond stands as a sign to the natural beauty and historical importance of gemstones

South Africa’s justice minister is facing allegations of corruption related to the VBS Bank scandal.

Africa CDC and WHO have launched a joint response plan to the mpox outbreak in Africa, with a budget of US$600 million.

Ayachi Zammel, one of Tunisia’s presidential candidates, faces a new arrest on ballot signature forgery charges shortly after his temporary release.

Severe flooding in West Africa has displaced nearly 950,000 people, disrupting children’s education and causing widespread damage to homes and infrastructure.