Chad reports 63 cholera deaths and 938 suspected cases in Ouaddai as UNICEF flags rising regional risk

France hands back King Toera’s skull to Madagascar in first repatriation under a new human-remains law

Father Fonseca and Save the Children call for action to protect children kidnapped and displaced by insurgent attacks in Mozambique.

UN experts urge Mali to free Clement Dembele after court ordered his release but he remains jailed since November 2023.

First group of 533 Rwandan refugees returns from Goma via Rusizi under new repatriation agreement

Govt urges caution on viral Russian job videos targeting women; influencer clip probed amid drone-factory claims

Gaborone vows military-led deliveries and 250m pula funding as clinics run short of key medicines

Senegal’s first mpox case this year is isolated and stable; 25 contacts monitored, no further cases

Bright Star 2025 begins in Egypt as 43 nations join naval, ground, air and special forces drills led by the Egyptian and us armed forces.

Moroccan firefighters are battling a forest fire in chefchaouen province that has scorched 180 hectares since Thursday without reported casualties.

Nigeria’s military rescued 76 people from bandits in Katsina state, though one child died during the operation after recent deadly attacks.

Nadir rescued 65 after a boat from Zuwara faltered; three sisters were found dead and one person remains missing

South African President Ramaphosa urges Ukraine and Russia to hold urgent peace talks, stressing diplomacy as hopes for a summit continue to fade.

Libya conducted delayed municipal elections in seven northwest towns as the UN called for calm, trust, and continuation of the suspended process.

35 militants killed in border air strikes; four sites hit, troops later secured the area

Militants attacked Farabougou in central Mali, prompting army withdrawal and mass civilian evacuation.

Macron and Ramaphosa agreed to strengthen cooperation on global governance and crises ahead of the G20 summit and upcoming UN meetings.

Congo prosecutor seeks death penalty for Joseph Kabila on war crimes and treason charges in a case supporters call politically motivated.

Police in Kenya exhumed nine bodies linked to the Shakahola starvation cult, including children, as investigations uncover graves near Kilifi county.

Burkina Faso halted a Gates Foundation project releasing modified mosquitoes to combat malaria, citing controversy and pressure from civil society.

Cameroon’s court rejected a case seeking to block Paul Biya’s reelection bid, clearing the 92-year-old leader to pursue his eighth presidential term.

Kigali rejects UN and HRW findings of civilian killings by M23 rebels in eastern Congo citing lack of proof.

Interpol and partner nations arrested over 1,200 suspects and recovered $100 million in a major African cybercrime crackdown.

UK to pay £2.9m to Kenyans over a 2021 army drill wildfire at Lolldaiga; 7,000+ residents compensated