The people of Malawi are in mourning following the death of the country’s vice-president, Saulos Chilima.

‘As we have said time and again, Rwanda does not refoul asylum seekers,’ says government statement

Libya deported 163 Bangladeshi illegal migrants in cooperation with the UN’s International Organization for Migration.

Many doctors and nurses are leaving the West African nation for more lucrative jobs in Europe and North America.

Morocco’s justice minister says AI integration to streamline legal processes, improve access to legal information

NGOs condemn the exploitative working conditions for cobalt and copper miners in DR Congo, vital for green energy, urging better wages and safer environments.

Law enforcement agencies in Katsina confirmed the attack, reporting casualties among police officers and members of the Katsina State Community Watch Corps

Africa spans over 30 million square kilometers and is home to a staggering 1.3 billion people

Despite search efforts, no survivors were found, underscoring the devastating nature of the accident

South Sudan’s Bright Stars have had mixed results in the fourth round, drawing with Mauritania and Togo while losing to Senegal

A telecommunication signal placed the plane within a 10-kilometer radius of Riaply, a timber milling company south of Mzuzu

It has been reported that the government of the Central African Republic (CAR) has suspended the operations of a Chinese mining company.

According to Mozambique Television (TVM), an operation was conducted against armed groups in the northern Cabo Delgado region of the country.

The process of withdrawing American troops from Niger has officially commenced, marking a significant milestone in the relationship between the two nations.

The 11th ministerial-level meeting organized by the African Union Committee on the reform of the UNSC concluded in Algeria.

The deployment of the Kenyan police force for a peace keeping mission in Haiti, will most probably take place in the coming week or two.

The plane carrying the vice president left the nation’s capital Lilongwe on Monday enroute to the country’s northern city of Mzuzu

A migrant boat capsized off Yemen’s coast, leaving at least 38 dead and over 100 missing.

War in Sudan has displaced over 10 million people internally, pushing the country towards famine and prompting a plea from the UN for international aid.

Moussa Dadis Camara’s defense team pleads for his acquittal in the 2009 Guinea massacre trial, asserting his innocence and blaming subordinates.

The atmosphere in the southern African country has grown somber as the public anxiously awaits news about the vice president

Sandal’s faction, which split from JEM last year, remains neutral in the conflict and advocates for a peaceful resolution

South Africa’s new parliament will elect the next president on Friday, following the ANC’s loss of a majority in the recent elections.

The Environment Governance Institute reports the release of Stephen Kwikiriza, an activist campaigning against a crude oil pipeline in Uganda, who had been detained by the military.