Relations remained strained until December 2024, when Ethiopia and Somalia signed the Turkey-brokered Ankara Declaration

“They invaded our communities, killed some of our people and took away many women and children,” said Hassan Dauda, a resident of Tungar Tsalle

MSF halts operations in South Sudan’s Morobo and Yei River counties following the kidnapping of their team leader by armed gunmen.

Zimbabwe’s platinum miners are owed millions in unpaid export earnings due to government delays under foreign currency retention rules, impacting their operations.

Prince Harry was found not guilty of misconduct by the Charity Commission after a public boardroom dispute harmed Sentebale’s reputation.

A new US visa policy requires travellers from Malawi and Zambia to pay a refundable bond as part of a one-year plan to discourage overstaying.

Guinea’s junta cancels GAC’s bauxite licence citing violations and transfers operations to a state firm, raising legal and economic concerns.

Cameroon’s top court disqualified Maurice Kamto from the presidential election, raising concerns about the fairness of the October vote.

President Ndayishimiye named Ntahontuye prime minister and announced sweeping changes to Burundi’s cabinet.

WHO and Ghana call for urgent reform of global health governance as steep aid cuts severely disrupt Africa’s healthcare systems.

Chad official dies in suspected assassination after Facebook warning. Family rejects suicide claim

Rwanda agrees to take 250 U.S. deportees, citing shared values of reintegration and displacement history

Over 1,600 exotic birds seized at Lagos airport in major wildlife trafficking bust bound for Kuwait

Moroccan truckers freed in Mali after 7 months in ISIS captivity, thanks to joint intel with Rabat

Uganda faces refugee crisis nearing 2M as UN warns of aid cuts, rising child malnutrition, and risk

Somali and African Union forces killed over 70 al-Shabaab militants in a coordinated operation in Lower Shabelle despite casualties among their ranks

Ethiopia has sentenced five individuals to death for human trafficking in a rare and historic enforcement amid ongoing migrant crises

Beijing mixes infrastructure cash and security aid to reshape the Horn of Africa’s power map

Tariff relief too late—orders canceled, jobs lost. Lesotho’s garment hub fights to regain US buyers

Pretoria: our exports aid U.S. industry; 30 % tariff due 8 Aug risks jobs but talks will continue

The Limpopo High Court has heard shocking claims that a farm supervisor was forced to dispose of two slain women by throwing their bodies into a pig pen. Key points The courtroom was filled with relatives, local activists, and members of the Economic Freedom Fighters, who have demanded the farm’s closure. Proceedings were adjourned until next week to hear De Wet’s testimony.

SA offers loans, exemptions, job aid to soften 30 % U.S. tariff’s hit on agriculture and auto exports

In Zamfara, northwest Nigeria, more than 70 people were abducted by armed gangs

Malawi faces political tension as ex-presidents Mutharika and Banda launch campaigns to address poverty and economic crisis.