US demands Rwanda punish forces in DR Congo attack
The US accuses Rwanda of backing rebels in a deadly attack on a camp for displaced people in DR Congo.
Rescue efforts underway after building collapse in South Africa
A multi-story building under construction in South Africa collapsed, trapping dozens of workers and leaving at least four dead, with rescue efforts ongoing.
Kenya Airways resumes DRC flights after freed staff
Kenya Airways resumes flights to Kinshasa after the DRC releases two employees detained over missing cargo documentation.
Boat capsizes in Tanzania leaves many dead
A boat capsize and Cyclone Hidaya have caused widespread tragedy in Tanzania. Relief efforts target displaced communities and assess the extensive damage caused by the natural disasters.
Nigeria shuts schools to curb deadly measles outbreak
Nigeria’s Adamawa State closed schools for a week to contain a measles outbreak that killed 42 people and allow for vaccinations.
Mali’s military leader launches national dialogue amid boycotts
Colonel Assimi Goita initiates a national dialogue in Mali, aiming to address the country’s years-long crisis through domestic efforts.
Africa’s enduring legacy: Celebrating Pan-African icons
Africa stands as a cradle of civilization, birthing not only great empires and cultures but also an array of influential figures
Death toll from Kenya floods rises to 228
Gov’t issues warnings as death toll rises amid ongoing floods, while tropical cyclone poses further threat to coastal regions
Chad votes in first Sahel presidential poll since wave of coups
Chadians go to the polls on Monday three years after their military leader seized power
Ethiopian Orthodox Christians around the world celebrate Easter
Orthodox Christians in Ethiopia have been celebrating Easter at churches across the country.
Nigeria gun attacks kill 24 people
According to national media reports, armed gang members organized armed attacks in Unguwar Sarkin Noma, Gangara, Tafi, and Kore villages in Katsina state.
Togo’s ruling party wins sweeping majority in legislative elections
Togo’s ruling Union for the Republic party (UNIR) has won a sweeping majority in the country’s legislative elections held on 29 April.
Rwanda denies responsibility for DRC camp bombing
Rwanda denies US accusations of responsibility for a deadly blast at a camp for displaced people in eastern DR Congo, demanding a credible investigation.
Uganda prepares to welcome back remains of executed saints
Uganda is bringing back the remains of two Christian martyrs executed over a century ago, coinciding with the 60th anniversary of their sainthood.
New Russian military advisors arrive in Niger as US withdraws
Niger’s military government, following a coup and expulsion of Western forces, welcomes additional Russian military advisors and equipment as the US withdraws.
Africa’s rich coffee culture: A symbol of tradition
In Africa, coffee isn’t just a beverage—it’s a cherished cultural tradition steeped in history
Chadians vigilant ahead of presidential elections on Monday
Chad is the first in a string of countries in the region which experienced coups in the past four years, to hold elections.
Saudi Arabia, Morocco, Egypt call for cease-fire in Gaza
Saudi, Egyptian foreign ministers, Moroccan King deliver speeches at 15th summit of Organization of Islamic Cooperation OIC
Exploring the geological wonder: The Great Rift Valley
The Great Rift Valley, spans over 6,000 kilometers from the Middle East to Mozambique
Organization of Islamic Cooperation summit begins in Gambia
Ongoing Israeli war in Gaza Strip tops agenda of summit, with Turkish foreign minister attending
Nigeria gunmen kill 25 in village raids, targeting vigilantes
Gunmen from criminal gangs in northwest Nigeria attacked villages, killing 25 people, mostly vigilantes, in response to recent military operations against their hideouts.
Anti-US protests in Burkina Faso after HRW report
Burkina Faso is in turmoil following a Human Rights Watch report alleging a civilian massacre by the army.
Meet the African penguins
Africa boasts its own thriving penguin population along its southern coastline
Kenya on alert as Cyclone Hidaya approaches as 210 lives lost in floods
President William Ruto outlines urgent measures to deal with floods across country
DR Congo military sentences soldiers for fleeing M23
A military court in DR Congo sentences eight soldiers, including officers, to death for desertion while fighting M23 rebels.
Son of Sudan army chief dies in Turkish road accident
Tragic news as the son of Sudan’s army chief dies in a Turkish road accident. Heartfelt condolences to the family.
Bangladesh thumps Zimbabwe by 8 wickets in T20 opener
In a one-sided contest, Bangladesh cruised to an eight-wicket victory over Zimbabwe in the 1st T20I.
