Uganda’s opposition leader Bobi Wine says he escaped a security raid at his home as President Yoweri Museveni moved toward a commanding election victory amid violence claims.
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The White House has announced a technocratic committee to oversee Gaza’s transition as a new phase of the ceasefire shifts focus to governance, demilitarisation, and reconstruction.
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Yemen’s Houthi leader Abdul-Malik al-Houthi said his group is serious about targeting any Israeli military presence in Somaliland following Israel’s recognition of the breakaway region.
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US President Donald Trump said Washington is ready to restart mediation between Egypt and Ethiopia to help resolve the long-running dispute over Nile River water sharing.
Trump offers to revive US mediation in Nile dispute Read More »
The IMF has completed its latest review of Ethiopia’s financial programme, paving the way for a new $261 million disbursement as reforms and debt talks continue.
IMF clears new review as Ethiopia moves closer to fresh funding Read More »
Widespread flooding in South Africa and Mozambique has killed dozens, cut off Kruger National Park, and left communities isolated as authorities warn more rain is coming.
Floods cut off Kruger Park as deaths rise Read More »
Nigeria’s SEC has sharply raised capital requirements across the securities industry in a sweeping recapitalisation push that could force consolidation and reshape the market.
Nigeria’s SEC raises capital bar, reshaping the securities industry Read More »
Around 55 million people in West and Central Africa are expected to face acute food insecurity in mid-2026, as conflict and funding cuts drive millions closer to famine conditions.
Millions face hunger as lean season hits West and Central Africa Read More »
Communities in southern Democratic Republic of Congo are using forest concessions to protect customary lands, but rising mining pressure is testing whether those protections can hold.
Congo communities defend forests from miners Read More »
Ghana and Equatorial Guinea have repatriated U.S. deportees who had court-ordered protection, raising concerns among lawyers and rights groups about violations of international law.
Ghana sends US deportees back despite court-ordered protection Read More »
