From trillions to dollars: Zimbabwe’s hyperinflation crisis

Zimbabwe’s hyperinflation is a reminder of the consequences of unchecked economic policies

Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger to launch biometric passports

In January, the three neighboring countries, all ruled by military juntas, declared their intent to leave ECOWAS, which has since urged them to reconsider

Nigerian jail wall collapse due to floods, frees hundreds

Rescue teams are searching for the escaped prisoners, and authorities are urging the public to be vigilant.  

Morocco blocks mass migration attempt at Spanish enclave of Ceuta

Spain’s enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla, located on Morocco’s Mediterranean coast, represent the only land borders between the European Union and Africa

Nigeria, Angola, and Algeria: Powering Africa’s oil industry

As the world navigates energy transitions, these nations will continue to play a critical role

Nigerian troops rescue 13 kidnap victims in northwest Kaduna

The operation was launched after receiving intelligence that the kidnappers were planning to move the six men and seven women

Explosion in Somali claims five lives, injures eight others

Roadside explosions in Mogadishu killed five people and injured eight, with no immediate claim of responsibility.

Two trains collide in Egypt, causing multiple fatalities

Three people were killed and many others were injured in a train collision in Zagazig.

Mpox testing capacity stalls in DRC amid rising cases

Mpox cases continue to rise in the DRC due to insufficient testing coverage, posing a significant public health threat.

Rescue efforts underway after boat capsizes in Nigeria

A tragic incident occurred in northwest Nigeria when a boat carrying 70 farmers capsized on a river.

Africa: A continent of 2,000 languages

Africa stands as the most linguistically diverse region in the world

Algeria’s court confirms Tebboune’s re-election with 84.30%

The final voter turnout was recorded at 46.10%, according to state media

Three US citizens sentenced to death in Congo for failed coup

A military court in the Democratic Republic of Congo sentenced 37 defendants, including three U.S. citizens, to death on Friday for their involvement in a failed coup attempt in May. The incident occurred on May 19 when armed men briefly seized an office of the presidency in Kinshasa. The group’s leader, U.S.-based Congolese politician Christian

Zambian president vows enhanced measures to mitigate drought impact

Hakainde Hichilema highlights efforts to protect human rights, fight corruption, lift economy from climate change shocks in State of Nation Address

Congo sentences 37 people, including Americans, to death

A military court in Congo sentenced 37 people, including three Americans, to death for their involvement in a failed coup attempt.

Notorious Nigerian bandit leader killed in military ambush

In a major victory against criminal gangs, Nigerian forces have eliminated Halilu Sububu, one of the most dangerous bandit leaders in the country.

Ramaphosa criticizes limited veto power for Africa’s UNSC eats

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa supports adding two permanent African seats to the UN Security Council but firmly opposes granting them limited veto power, insisting on full equality for Africa.

Kenya’s acting police chief gets six months for defying court orders

After repeatedly ignoring court orders, Gilbert Masengeli, Kenya’s acting police chief, has been sentenced to six months.

Tanzania blocks Chadema’s rally over recent disappearances

The ban on a planned protest comes as concerns about human rights abuses in the country escalate.

Zambia’s president dismisses army chief, appoints deputy as successor

Presidency says Hakainde Hichilema elected not to renew military chief’s contract of appointment

Skeleton Coast: Namibia’s haunting desert wilderness

The area remains largely remote, but has become a destination for adventurous travelers

IMF team visits Kenya for fact-finding mission after protests

Kenya secured a four-year loan from the IMF in 2021 and later committed to additional funding for climate change initiatives in May 2023, bringing the total IMF loan access to $3.6 billion

Nigerian communities seek $310M from Shell, request halt to asset sale

Shell has yet to comment on the matter. The timing of the court’s hearing on the case remains uncertain

Senegal faces nationwide blackout after power station accident

While no additional details were provided about the nature of the accident, the outage affected electricity distribution throughout the country

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