RSF and Sudan’s future: Breaking free from Al-Burhan’s jihadist ties
Rapid Support Forces (RSF) are poised to play a key role in shaping Sudan’s democratic future.
State to fully fund Hajj expenses for Libyans in 2025
Libya’s Prime Minister Dibeybe has confirmed that the state will cover all expenses for Libyans performing the Hajj pilgrimage in 2025.
A new era for African commerce
The AfCFTA promises to redefine Africa’s economic landscape by unlocking new opportunities
Marrakech film festival nurtures emerging African-Arab talent
The Atlas Workshops, held during the festival, offer filmmakers the opportunity to refine their projects, secure funding, and build industry connections.
African penguin faces extinction, action needed — report
The African penguin, now critically endangered, faces numerous threats, including habitat loss, food scarcity, and human disturbance.
Africa’s weather stations: Broken system
Climate change is intensifying extreme weather events in Africa, but the continent’s lack of reliable weather data hampers efforts to mitigate their impact.
French literary prize goes to Algerian author Daoud
The book, banned in Algeria, explores the suffering of women during this dark period.
Kenya’s green revolution: Fungus tackles persistent problem
Kenya’s farmers are fighting back against the devastating witchweed parasite with a natural solution: Kichawi Kill, a fungal bioherbicide that protects crops and boosts yields.
DR Congo remembers historic Rumble in the Jungle fight
Kinshasa is preparing to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the legendary “Rumble in the Jungle” fight between Muhammad Ali and George Foreman.
Idris Elba calls for global recognition of African cinema
Idris Elba, a Hollywood star, rallies for the future of African cinema, urging for increased investment, distribution, and talent development at the Accra Summit.
Mozambique starts major mangrove restoration
The initiative aims to plant 200 million trees and restore the country’s degraded coastline.
Centuries-old mosque in Niger wiped out by flooding
Torrential rains in Niger have destroyed a centuries-old mosque, a symbol of the country’s second city, Zinder.
Kenya’s Maasai turn to fish for survival
Fish farming offers a promising alternative as livestock losses mount.
Egypt’s Eva Pharma to manufacture Eli Lilly’s arthritis drug
Eli Lilly and Eva Pharma partner to expand access to Olumiant, a rheumatoid arthritis treatment, in Africa.
Hounded beauty queen wins miss universe nigeria
A former Miss South Africa contestant, who withdrew from the competition amidst xenophobic attacks, has found triumph in Nigeria.
Senegal takes environmental action against gold mining
Senegal has implemented a three-year ban on mining activities along the Faleme River to address pollution concerns and protect the health of local communities.
Ancient Cairo buildings reborn through partnership
Egypt and the US have successfully restored the historic Bimaristan al-Muayyad Sheikh hospital in Cairo.
Extreme heat endangers west, central African children
UNICEF warns that extreme heatwaves in West and Central Africa are leading to a surge in child deaths, with health risks exacerbated by the mpox outbreak.
Egyptian archaeologists uncover dynasty’s secrets
Archaeologists have made a stunning discovery in the Nile Delta – 63 tombs packed with gold, jewelry, and other treasures from Egypt’s final ruling dynasty.
Tourists fuel Africa’s lion killing for trophies and bones
Thousands of captive lions are bred for hunting and the illegal trade in lion bones, while their wild counterparts face extinction.
WFP struggles to fund southern Africa drought relief
The UN is calling for immediate action to prevent widespread hunger.
Sierra Leone psychiatrist transforms mental health care
A young doctor’s unwavering commitment to transforming Sierra Leone’s mental health landscape, from battling stigma to building a world-class psychiatric hospital.
Rhino poaching declines in South Africa
The government attributes the decrease to increased anti-poaching efforts and dehorning initiatives.
UN urges Africa to end HIV epidemic by 2030
The UN’s UNAIDS program is calling for a combination of strong political will, technical expertise to end the HIV pandemic.