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.

The initiative aims to plant 200 million trees and restore the country’s degraded coastline.

Turkey, a NATO member, has played a key role in supporting Libya’s Tripoli-based government. In 2020

Borrowing controversial policy pursued by defeated UK government, German official proposes outsourcing migration woes to East African nation

Floods reported in 18 regions where 18,140 households are in need of emergency assistance, according to authorities

Blaze at Hillside Endarasha Academy devastates dormitory, investigation underway

The cheetah’s incredible speed has made it a symbol of grace and power in the animal world

A Rwandan court has sentenced a 75-year-old man to 20 years in prison for his involvement in the 1994 genocide.

Egypt’s military leader, Ahmed Fathy Khalifa, inspected border security with Gaza as Netanyahu’s claims of weapons smuggling through Egypt.

Junta targets criminal networks near borders with Nigeria and Mali

Academics in Tunisia are urging the electoral commission to respect court decisions to avoid damaging the credibility of the presidential election.

The initial delivery includes 99,000 doses, with another batch expected by Saturday

Guinea’s opposition faced deadly violence as they protested against the military junta on the third anniversary of the coup.

Local reports suggest the attack may have been linked to a dispute over land. Kenyan authorities have launched an investigation

26 opponents of apartheid died while seeking shelter in one of South Africa’s northern neighbors, and their remains are set for repatriation

94,783 households affected, 73,582 houses collapsed, say authorities

The National Theatre continues to be a home for both traditional and contemporary art forms

Torrential rains in Niger have destroyed a centuries-old mosque, a symbol of the country’s second city, Zinder.

A nationwide blackout has hit Malawi, leaving hospitals and other essential services crippled.

Fish farming offers a promising alternative as livestock losses mount.

Guinea becomes the latest country to report a case of mpox, raising concerns about the virus’s spread in West Africa.