Trump claimed that white South Africans were victims of mass killings and land seizures, a narrative that South African officials vehemently deny

The DR Congo justice minister faces investigation for allegedly misusing nearly $20 million in war reparations funds by parliament.

Torrential rain in Abidjan triggered a landslide resulting in six deaths and multiple injuries.

A Trump official says 8 violent criminals are being deported though a federal judge questions if they were unlawfully flown to South Sudan.

Mwangi and Atuhaire had arrived in Dar es Salaam to attend Lissu’s first court session on Monday, where he faces charges of treason and publishing false information

Trump has targeted South Africa’s land reform policies and its legal actions against Israel, resulting in aid cuts, the expulsion of South Africa’s ambassador

Alongside him, Deogratias Mutombo, the former governor of Congo’s central bank, and Christo Grobler, a South African businessman, were each sentenced to five years of forced labor

The law, which reintroduces a practice that had been in place for the past two decades, has faced heavy criticism from opposition politicians and human rights groups

Photos shared by the ministry showed the decomposing bodies, some of which were burned, displayed on steel beds

Sources tell Reuters that under the potential peace deal, minerals mined in Congo could be exported to Rwanda for legitimate processing, reducing the incentives for Rwanda to exploit these resources illicitly

Davies brothers honour their late father in a moving Cannes debut that places Nigerian cinema in the festival’s spotlight for the first time.

In its final ruling, the World Court sided with Equatorial Guinea, affirming its claim to the islands based on a 1900 convention that divided colonial territories between French and Spanish powers in West Africa

Tarik Saleh’s Cannes film critiques Egypt’s president using real footage and a fictional narrative.

Somalia and WHO begin a week-long vaccination campaign to protect over 3 million children from deadly diseases like measles, polio, and pneumonia.

Borno state has seen an increase in assaults by Boko Haram and Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) militants

Lissu had previously refused to participate in an April 24 hearing conducted virtually, choosing not to appear via video link from prison

Martha Karua was deported from Tanzania while seeking to observe the trial of opposition leader Tundu Lissu, raising regional democratic concerns.

Witnesses say a deadly attack by suspected Boko Haram militants in Borno State left 57 dead and delayed burials due to military absence.

The bombing took place as young recruits were lining up at the Damanyo military base

The UN Support Mission in Libya urged all parties to protect civilians and public property amid the violence

Niger will take in 4,000 migrants expelled by Algeria to prevent a humanitarian disaster and support their return with help from the UN migration agency.

The UN helps hundreds of Rwandan refugees cross from Congo to Rwanda as part of a repatriation effort after decades abroad.

Turkish deputy foreign minister visits Burkina Faso to boost ties and focus on counterterrorism and regional stability.

After breaking ties in 2012, Morocco will return to Damascus with renewed support following the fall of Bashar al-Assad in Syria.