WFP combats El Niño’s impact on Zimbabwe, providing food assistance to 2.7 million people.

Swiss military readies 5,000 troops to safeguard Davos during the annual WEF event.

Justice For All President sheds light on the disturbing struggles of Muslims in India, emphasizing biased curricula and economic disparities.

Critical drought situation in Zimbabwe, World Food Programme works to secure funding for a $39 million plan to assist 270,000 people.

Kenya’s tourism sector sets its sights on new heights with the launch of the e-visa, hoping to surpass pre-pandemic visitor numbers.

Shipping giant cites security concerns, reroutes vessels around Africa.

A US citizen’s arrest for alleged al Shabaab support underscores heightened terror threats in the US after the Israel’s Gaza war.

Floods have killed over 20 people in South Africa’s KwaZulu-Natal province, leaving many more missing.

Experience culinary history as Mama D breaks Guinness record with a 123-hour cooking marathon, offering free dishes from Uganda.

Abidjan’s La Maison Palmier reinterprets placali, a traditional Ivorian dish, using lighter techniques and local ingredients.

After a health setback, Ong’esa is determined to continue creating art that resonates with audiences worldwide.

Africa shines at Venice Biennale 2024 as Benin and Morocco debut, Nigeria returns with Yinka Shonibare and more.

Critics warn of a military-controlled state, while proponents hope it fosters stability and sets the stage for a return to civilian rule.

Museum officials express hopes to boost local attendance, admitting inadequate promotion as a key factor in the low turnout.

The move could have implications for other regions in Somalia that are considering adopting democratic systems.

EHRC’s report detailed the brutal manner in which victims were targeted, including infants, pregnant women, and an elderly person

Kenya’s giant pangolins, once extinct, are back thanks to a unique collaboration.

South African defender Janine van Wyk has made history by becoming the most capped African footballer of all time.

The increasing food import bill poses a major threat to Africa’s food security, as it makes the continent vulnerable to global price fluctuations and supply disruptions.

Water filters are proving to be a lifeline for Kenyans struggling to access clean water during the ongoing drought.

Developing countries call for increased financial support and technology transfer from developed nations to address climate change.

South Africa grapples with the complex legacy of Nelson Mandela, a global icon who played a pivotal role in the nation’s transformation.

AU launches “Capar” to recover stolen assets from Africa, targeting money, resources, and artifacts hidden abroad. This “fully operational” tool marks a new era in fighting corruption and reclaiming Africa’s wealth.

2,000 captive rhinos in Africa set for historic release in largest rewilding effort.