Adlia, Author at Radar Africa

DNA testing begins to identify victims of Kenya school fire

Authorities are working to identify the victims and investigate the cause of the tragedy.

Hungary defies Western trend by deploying soldiers to Chad, a strategic move amidst growing Russian influence in the Sahel region.

The killing comes amid concerns about a crackdown on dissent and a return to the repressive policies of the previous president.

Nigeria’s labor leader, Joe Ajero, was detained by the DSS after criticizing the government’s decision to raise gasoline prices.

Somalia’s government and international partners convened in Mogadishu to confront the growing security challenges posed by climate change.

Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed says Ethiopia will retaliate against any threats to its sovereignty while tensions rise with Egypt and Somalia.

Algerian presidential election marred by low turnout with less than half of voters casting ballots as Tebboune eyes reelection.

A tanker truck collided with a bus in northern Ivory Coast, resulting in a deadly fire that killed 13 people and injured 44.

Zambian troops have returned home after a successful one-year peacekeeping mission in the Central African Republic.

The UN is considering a new peacekeeping operation in Haiti as the current Kenya-led mission faces challenges and funding shortages.