The attack, which took place near Libya, raises concerns about security and leaves investigators searching for answers.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken praised Kenyan President William Ruto for calming unrest and urged restraint and investigations into alleged abuses during protests.

Guinea’s court will announce its verdict on July 31 in the trial of ex-dictator Moussa Dadis Camara and others accused of a 2019 massacre involving murder, sexual violence, and other atrocities.

The project has drawn criticism for its impact on the environment and local communities.

A human rights group in the Republic of Congo documented a dramatic increase in torture cases, urging the government to address the issue.

Soldiers part of Southern African regional bloc of peacekeepers in violence-torn nation

The ICC finds a Malian militant guilty of war crimes and crimes against humanity for his role in enforcing Sharia law during the 2012 rebel takeover of Timbuktu.

Ruto announced he would not sign the finance bill that included the tax hikes, citing the strong opposition from the Kenyan public

The archipelago of Cape Verde, located off the northwest coast of Africa, is a haven for tourists seeking sun, sea, and sand

Suspicious death of Guinea’s former military leader’s aide, rose questions about justice and political stability in the West African nation.

Kenya’s largest hospital only handling bullet wound surgeries amid ongoing unrest, medical official tells Anadolu

The South African National Defence Force reported that two South African soldiers were killed and 20 others injured in a mortar attack on their base in eastern DRC.

The protests, marked by clashes with police and widespread demonstrations, have united diverse groups under a common call for political reform

The protest movement, lacking formal leadership, has organized primarily through social media channels

The soldiers were apprehended and detained at separate prisons earlier this year after reportedly refusing to fight Congolese M23 fighters

‘It is very important that the rights of people to demonstrate peacefully be upheld,’ UN spokesman says

Russian Foreign Minister reckons that the economy has been weaponized and that African countries are among those bearing the brunt.

Rwanda marked the official commencement of presidential elections this past weekend.

Mali’s fragile political situation takes a turn as the military rulers arrest activists calling for civilian rule.

Niger is in mourning after an attack by militants in the Tillaberi region killed 20 soldiers and one civilian.

In a historic event, President Museveni received Uganda’s cultural artifacts looted over a century ago from Cambridge University, emphasizing the country’s rich heritage.

South Africa combats a growing mpox outbreak with three deaths reported, while the WHO urges increased investigation as cases rise in Africa.

This comes after 10 killed in Nairobi as police open fire on protesters storming parliament building

The ongoing conflict in Sudan has displaced millions, with over 600,000 refugees fleeing to Chad, creating a critical humanitarian crisis on the border.