Chad and TASIS blame SAF for deadly Tine strike, warning conflict is expanding beyond Sudan’s borders

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Washington may ease Iranian oil sanctions as energy prices surge, aiming to stabilise markets and support global partners.

Sharara oil field fire is under control as Libya begins gradual restoration of production and maintenance teams assess the damage.

Iran offered safe passage for South African cargoes through the Strait of Hormuz and urged BRICS nations to oppose US-Israel aggression.

A leaked US-Zambia health funding draft links aid to mining access, raising privacy, sovereignty, and funding cut concerns across African countries.

For the first time since 1983, Uganda reintroduces rhinos to Kidepo National Park, aiming to restore the species lost to poaching and instability.

Senegal condemned CAF for stripping its Africa Cup win, demanded an independent probe, and announced plans for legal action while supporting detained fans in Morocco.

Nigerian forces backed by airstrikes kill 80 insurgents repelling a major base assault in Borno

Bandit reprisal kills 18 in Katsina after vigilante clash, raising fears over failed peace deals

Nigerian President Bola Tinubu visits the UK for the first state trip in decades, meeting King Charles III, British leaders, and the Nigerian diaspora.

Britain and Rwanda go to The Hague over unpaid migrant deal, with Rwanda seeking over £100 million and Britain disputing the claims.