The AfCFTA seeks to significantly increase trade between African countries by reducing tariffs

Opposition parties, many of whose leaders are currently imprisoned, have accused Saied’s government of pressuring the judiciary to target his election rivals

The RSF asserted full control over the strategically vital Al-Dinder area, claiming substantial losses in personnel and equipment inflicted upon SAF

On his first day in office, Keir Starmer canceled the costly and controversial Rwanda asylum policy, focusing on immediate change and addressing the UK’s pressing issues.

Egyptian president Sisi and Syrian counterpart Assad discussed the ongoing Gaza war, highlighting the need to prevent further escalation and ensure regional security.

Despite pronouncements of success, suicide bombings in Gwoza, Nigeria, highlight the ongoing threat of militancy.

Malian civil society groups and residents accuse the army and Russian mercenaries of killing dozens of civilians in the Kidal region.

As M23 rebels advance in Congo, the government cracks down on desertion with public trials and death sentences.

A two-week humanitarian truce provides a window for aid workers to reach vulnerable populations.

Tunisian security did not disclose their names but said both had been sentenced for up to 3 years

Leaders of Burkina Faso, Niger, and Mali gathered for the first Sahel bloc summit in Niamey, focusing on joint anti-terrorism efforts and regional cooperation against militant violence.

The SADC peacekeeping mission in Mozambique’s Cabo Delgado has concluded.

North African doctors in France, including Tasnime Labiedh, are rethinking their future amid the far-right National Rally’s rise and a perceived lack of respect and fair working conditions.

In the wake of violent protests over tax hikes, which left 39 dead, Kenyan president William Ruto has unveiled plans for borrowing and spending cuts to manage the budget deficit and support critical services.

Africa is rapidly emerging as a powerhouse in renewable energy

The UN calls for immediate action to address the growing crisis of migrant abuse on land routes across Africa.

Tough laws against spreading “fake news” were enacted in Tanzania in 2018, which critics claim suppress freedom of expression

With 4.5 million people uprooted, the Somali, Oromia, and Tigray regions face the brunt of the conflict.

Displacement is primarily due to conflicts persisting in northern and central regions of the country, coupled with climatic conditions, says UNOCHA

A migrant boat capsized off the coast of Mauritania, leaving nearly 90 dead and dozens missing, highlighting the perils of the Atlantic route for those seeking to reach Europe.

Once thriving, the chimpanzee colony in Gombe National Park, Tanzania, faces extinction due to habitat loss.

The EHRC is set to release its annual report and its head, Daniel Bekele, nears the end of his term.

‘They are just words on the internet, or statements somewhere from different high offices, with no power over us at all’

Botswana’s President Mokgweetsi Eric Masisi, in meeting with his Namibian counterpart Nangolo Mbumba emphasizes need for immediate action to address any project constraints