Niger’s judicial system faces a severe crisis as the colonial-era Niamey central prison operates at over 400 percent capacity with the majority of inmates awaiting trial.

The Iran war has driven oil prices higher, increasing fuel costs, inflation risks and currency pressures across African economies heavily dependent on imported petroleum products.

Militants kill 15, including 12 soldiers, in coordinated Boko Haram and ISWAP attacks in northeast Nigeria

Egypt called for a joint Arab force to address Iranian threats, urging dialogue and regional security measures amid escalating tensions across the Middle East.

Thousands of civilians fled Akobo in eastern South Sudan after the army ordered evacuation, fearing military assault, while UN and aid groups attempt partial withdrawals.

Namibia is launching Africa’s first industrial-scale salmon farming, led by Norwegian partnerships, aiming for local and export markets while navigating environmental and logistical challenges.

Guinea’s government dissolved 40 political parties, including major opposition groups, prompting leaders in exile to warn of a one-party state and urge citizens to resist.

Floods in Kenya have killed 42 people as authorities launch rescue efforts and promise support

Rwanda may lift Congo defensive measures if peace deal upheld

Israel expands strikes on Iran as Tehran moves closer to naming a new supreme leader

A bus carrying 56 passengers overturned in Munenga, Angola, killing 22 and injuring 24, prompting condolences and government response from President Joao Lourenco.