Truck passengers massacred in Niger
Armed men killed twenty civilians in a truck ambush near Komabangou in Niger leaving women alive amid ongoing regional violence.
Truck passengers massacred in Niger Read More »
Rebels massacre 30 in Congo village
Suspected rebels killed over 30 people and took hostages in deadly attacks in Congo’s North Kivu, burning homes and sparking fears of more violence.
Rebels massacre 30 in Congo village Read More »
Grand Magal unites Mourides in Senegal
Millions gathered in Touba to celebrate Sheikh Amadou Bamba’s legacy during the annual Grand Magal in Senegal with prayers and ceremonies.
Grand Magal unites Mourides in Senegal Read More »
Gaza aid deaths mount as Israel expands offensive
UN says 1,760 Palestinians were killed seeking aid in Gaza since May as Israel expands its offensive amid warnings of famine and rising civilian toll.
Gaza aid deaths mount as Israel expands offensive Read More »
Guinea-Bissau orders Portuguese journalists out amid tensions
Guinea-Bissau has expelled two Portuguese media outlets, drawing sharp criticism from Lisbon and sparking heightened diplomatic tensions.
Guinea-Bissau orders Portuguese journalists out amid tensions Read More »
Bus plunges from bridge into river in Algiers killing eighteen
A bus plunged from a bridge into a river in Algiers on Friday, killing eighteen people and injuring nine, including two in critical condition.
Bus plunges from bridge into river in Algiers killing eighteen Read More »
Congo army battles militia led by ICC-convicted warlord Lubanga
Congo’s army clashes with ICC-convicted warlord Lubanga’s militia, leaving civilian and combatant deaths in the volatile Ituri region.
Congo army battles militia led by ICC-convicted warlord Lubanga Read More »
SA plant to boost truck exports across Africa
Isuzu Motors South Africa plans to grow truck production and exports while boosting locally sourced parts for African markets.
SA plant to boost truck exports across Africa Read More »
Mali accuses foreign states of aiding coup
Mali’s junta arrests French national and soldiers over alleged coup and foreign interference amid rising political and security tensions
Mali accuses foreign states of aiding coup Read More »
Limited vaccines slow Africa’s progress in tackling mpox outbreak
WHO warns that vaccine shortages and funding gaps hinder Africa’s progress in controlling mpox despite notable reductions in case numbers.
Limited vaccines slow Africa’s progress in tackling mpox outbreak Read More »