The departure occurs as Burkina Faso, Niger, and Mali continue to confront insurgencies by groups affiliated with al Qaeda and the Islamic State

Operation conducted by army in regions of Galgadud and Middle Shabelle

The attack, which targeted a village in Yobe state, has left dozens dead and many more injured.

Eli Lilly and Eva Pharma partner to expand access to Olumiant, a rheumatoid arthritis treatment, in Africa.

3-day Forum on China-Africa Cooperation to begin Wednesday

Congo is currently at the center of a significant mpox outbreak, which the World Health Organization (WHO) recently declared a global public health emergency

The Qaitbay Citadel remains a popular landmark, attracting tourists and history enthusiasts

As Algeria heads into its presidential election, widespread voter apathy and economic troubles overshadow the campaign.

The drugmaker is in talks with potential partners to establish manufacturing capabilities.

Botswana’s general elections set for October 30 as President Masisi seeks another term and faces challenges from opposition.

Namibia’s government has initiated a controversial wildlife cull to address the drought and food insecurity crisis.

Ugandan police spokesperson Patrick Onyango did not immediately respond to a request for comment from media

An attempted jailbreak at Makala prison in DR Congo left 129 people dead, with reports of women being raped and many wounded.

The arrest warrant was issued against British national Andrew Martin Wynne, along with Nigerians Lucky Elis Obiyari and Abdullahi Musa

A deadly massacre in Burkina Faso has sparked outrage against the ruling junta, with victims’ families accusing authorities of neglect and silence.  

Local resident Modu Mohammed reported that several villagers remain unaccounted for, estimating the death toll could exceed 100

Africa is a continent full of opportunities and emerging markets

The 33-year-old athlete, who recently competed in the Paris Olympics, suffered burns covering more than 75% of her body

The airstrikes targeted several neighborhoods in Mellit, including al-Nasr and al-Qubba, where eight bombs were dropped, destroying four houses

The suspects were linked to a recent spate of killings, including a triple murder on Friday and the execution-style slaying of four others on Sunday

At the Reed Dance ceremony in Eswatini, Nomceba Zuma confirmed her engagement to King Mswati, joining hundreds of young women in traditional dress for the annual celebration.

The Nigerian government’s crackdown on protests has raised concerns about the country’s commitment to democracy and human rights.

Tanzania’s vice-president Philip Mpango inaugurated a crucial UN-sanctioned forum in Arusha aimed at accelerating global climate action and improving funding strategies.

Ninety-five Libyans were deported from South Africa after being caught training for a Libyan military commander at a secret camp.