A Zimbabwean court denies bail to opposition leader Jameson Timba and 78 activists arrested for a protest.

With half the population needing assistance, the US urges other nations to step up and help avert disaster.

This decision follows a month of anti-government protests during which at least 50 people have been killed

Kagame extends his leadership in Rwanda for another five years, following constitutional amendments allowing his continued rule.

Turkey and Niger sign a deal to develop Niger’s oil and gas fields, deepening their partnership after Niger expels Western forces.

The Trans-African Highway 7, spanning approximately 4,500 kilometers from Dakar, Senegal, to Lagos, Nigeria

Agreement aims to establish procedures for identification, counting, determination of status of Chadian citizens residing in Libya.

Other historic parties, notably the Liberal Party and the Social Democratic Party, received nearly 11% and 9% of the votes respectively. 

Kenya’s opposition coalition led by its veteran leader Raila Odinga has ruled out any possibility of a coalition with the government.

Leaders discuss solutions at the Trans-Mediterranean Migration Forum, including development projects and tackling human trafficking.

Niger’s army accuses “terrorists” of killing seven civilians in a recent raid on a western village, vowing to apprehend the attackers.

From budget talks to the G20, African leaders have a full agenda at the AU Executive Council meeting in Ghana.

A Moroccan court jails seven people accused of aiding French tycoon Jacques Bouthier in a sexual abuse and trafficking case.

Locals are calling for more troops to fight the rebels.

William Ruto, the Kenyan president, named his foreign minister as acting cabinet secretary for all ministries after violent protests over tax hikes led to the dismissal of most of his cabinet.

Efforts by Sudanese Islamist leaders with connections to Iran to mediate an agreement have not succeeded

Jacob Zuma faces disciplinary action from the ANC for campaigning for the MK party in the May elections, with potential expulsion from the ruling party.

Egypt will stop summer power cuts due to receiving natural gas shipments, ending a nationwide energy crisis.

The country’s bar association condemned what it termed as “arbitrary arrests” and the clandestine detention of citizens

Lake Malawi, also known as Lake Nyasa, is a natural wonder that boasts the highest number of fish species

The incident took place at the Hillo subsistence gold mine near the Ethiopian border

Turkey has proven its friendship towards Uganda on many occasions through TIKA, minister says

The United Arab Emirates has lifted a 21-month-long visa ban on Nigerians.

Gunmen usually target villages, schools and travelers in the north of the country and demand ransom.