Uganda prepares its first sovereign Sukuk for a major rail project
Uganda utilizes a mix of Islamic bonds and credit agencies to fund its railway infrastructure goal.
Museveni sworn in for seventh term as Uganda president
Uganda’s Museveni sworn in for seventh presidential term
Kenya police disperse anti-France protesters near Nairobi summit
Police fire teargas at anti-France protesters near Nairobi summit
Sierra Leone opposition warns over cocaine trafficking links
Questions emerged in Sierra Leone after opposition figures linked recent cocaine seizures to fears over organised crime influence.
Ramaphosa rejects resignation calls over cash-heist scandal
Ramaphosa denied wrongdoing in the Phala Phala case and said the parliamentary report against him contained legal and factual errors.
Nigerian airstrikes and bandit attacks kill around 100 civilians
Residents described deadly attacks on markets and villages as Nigeria continued operations against armed gangs and extremist groups.
Four killed after tourist plane crashes in Namibia desert
Rescue crews found no survivors after a small aircraft disappeared during a flight to a private lodge in Namibia.
Aid group says armed boats attack migrant rescue ship off Libya
Libyan linked vessels open fire on Sea-Watch rescue ship in Mediterranean waters after migrant rescue operation.
M23 rebels withdraw from key South Kivu positions after pressure
Congolese army gains ground as AFC M23 pulls back from Kabunambo and Uvira region frontline areas after pressure.
Dozens of Nigerian fishermen feared dead after Chad air strikes
Dozens of Nigerian fishermen feared dead after Chad strikes Boko Haram bases
Togolese coalition gathers to protest against constitutional reforms
Several hundred people gathered in Lome to protest against the consolidation of presidential power.
Benin opposition party joins the ruling bloc after election loss
Benin opposition party FCBE joins the ruling bloc after a major defeat in the presidential election.
Rwanda-backed group criticizes US over Congo peace deal
M23 rebels send a letter to Marco Rubio claiming the U.S. is biased in the Congo peace negotiations.
Thousands gather in Bamako to support Mali junta after attacks
Mali military regime calls for mobilization after losing control of northern areas to insurgents.
Gunmen kill 14 people in midnight attack on Nigerian community
Police have been deployed to Kwall District following a deadly raid that killed 14 civilians
Macron begins an Africa tour to renew regional engagement
The French presidency aims to replace old political strategies with transparent business deals.
South Africa court revives the Phala Phala farm cash probe
President Ramaphosa faces renewed scrutiny over alleged cash concealment following a court ruling.
Somalia faces severe malnutrition crisis as WFP warns of aid halt
Somalia faces worsening hunger crisis as WFP warns aid may stop
Congo’s Tshisekedi says he is open to seeking a third term
President Felix Tshisekedi says he will accept a third term if the Congolese people demand a change.
UN rights chief Volker Turk demands Tunisia end civic repression
The UN calls for the unconditional release of all journalists detained for expressing their views.
Rwandan says Aimable Karasira dies from overdose at prison
Analysts demand an independent inquiry after Aimable Karasira dies in Rwandan government custody.
Dozens killed in central Mali attacks by insurgents
JNIM-linked attacks in central Mali kill dozens, sources say
African states warn citizens amid xenophobic attacks in South Africa
Migrants warned as xenophobic violence rises in South Africa
Zimbabwe to return 67 farms to European investors
Zimbabwe to hand back seized farms amid debt relief push
Mali security forces arrest opposition amid rising unrest
Mali faces widening security crisis after militant offensives and political detentions amid transport blockades and military reshuffle in Bamako region.
Search continues for missing US soldiers
Coordinated efforts continue across Morocco coastline as US soldiers remain missing during joint military training exercises with allied nations.
Ivory Coast dissolves electoral body to reform voting management
Officials shut down the election body to restore public trust and ensure future peaceful polls.