Despite Ruto scrapping the tax increases, protests have continued, with some activists calling for the president’s resignation

The UN urges all parties to stop the violence and allow humanitarian assistance to reach those in need.

Approximately 33,000 dwellings in both informal settlements and suburbs have been affected, according to the city’s disaster management center

The conflict between Congolese forces and the Rwanda-backed M23 militia in the eastern regions of the country has worsened over the past two years, displacing 2.7 million people in North Kivu alone

Ministerial-level meet of Southern African Development Community focuses on sustaining peace, restoring order in region

Albayrak Group modernizes Banjul port, Gambia. This investment will also provide the Sanyang region with a new modern port and create job opportunities for 5,000 people.

The United Nations General Assembly declared the years 2025-2034 as the United Nations Decade to Combat Sand and Dust Storms

Guinea-Bissau and China agreed to elevate bilateral relations to a strategic partnership.

Capt. Ibrahim Traore asserts that France is orchestrating destabilization efforts against Burkina Faso with support from Benin and Ivory Coast.

Inmates, including militants, escaped from Niger’s high-security Koutoukale prison, prompting a search operation and a local curfew.

Algerian club USMA, disqualified in 2024 due to a kit controversy, gets a second chance in the CAF Confederation Cup.

At least 39 people were killed in protests, which began on June 18 over planned tax hikes

Senegalese customs intercepted a massive shipment of cocaine worth $48.3 million, marking the third major drug bust in the country since January.

Mozambique, DR Congo, and upcoming elections were key areas of discussion.

Albayrak Group, a significant player in port operations across Central Africa, is adding another major project to its portfolio.

The HSC fears the budget will deepen the country’s division and waste public funds.

Awebwa faced charges of hate speech and spreading “misleading and malicious” information against President Museveni

The U.S. and other Western nations condemned South Sudan’s controversial security bill, stating it would undermine political and civil space ahead of the December elections.

Military authorities of West African country, in power since May 2021 coup, suspended political activities on April 10

African port cities such as Durban, South Africa, and Mombasa, Kenya, play a crucial role in international trade

UN report notes that Rwandan forces exert de facto control over M23 operations, thereby holding Rwanda accountable for M23’s actions.

Twelve schoolchildren and their driver were killed in South Africa on Wednesday when their minibus overturned and caught fire on a road in Gauteng province, officials said.

Last week, parliament voted in favour of the 2015 bill and President Salva Kiir will have to approve it within 30 days for it to become a law.

The Somali military stated that the operation took place in the Hiran region of the country.