Hundreds gathered in Nairobi to pay tribute to those who died in anti-government protests over a tax hike.

Over the past two years, more than 3.6 million Nigerians have moved abroad, driven by limited prospects and the devaluation of the naira

Algerian authorities raise eyebrows by arresting a French author and her publisher during a book presentation.

Liberia’s long-awaited war crimes court faces controversy as critics question the appointment of lawyer Jonathan Massaquoi, who previously represented figures accused of atrocities.

Daily power cuts grip Egypt, causing frustration and hardship as scorching temperatures strain the country’s energy grid.

Africa, the second-largest continent on Earth, boasts an incredible diversity of climates

In a suicide attack organized in Borno state in northeastern Nigeria, 6 people lost their lives.

Incumbent Mauritanian President Mohamed Ould Cheikh El Ghazouani is leading in preliminary results of the country’s presidential election held Saturday, with 42% of votes counted.

Burkina Faso is facing an “unprecedented humanitarian crisis” and lacks means to solve it, the UN has warned.

The village of Kang offers a unique glimpse into the resilient and rich traditions of the San people

Human rights groups have criticized the financing for Egypt, citing President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi’s decade-long crackdown on political dissent

7 candidates competing in elections, including human rights, anti-slavery campaigner Biram Dah Abeid, Tewassoul party chief Hamadi Ould Sid’ El Moctar

Despite IMF warnings about impending protests, Kenya must navigate financial challenges post-financial bill withdrawal

The violence has displaced over half a million people, and around half the population faces food insecurity

1,993 victims kidnapped for ransom were rescued, 2,783 weapons, significant amount of ammunition belonging to terrorists seized, says official

In Nigeria’s Kano state, initial reports indicate that 14 people have died after a truck crashed into worshippers during Friday prayers.

According to a statement from the Cameroonian Minister of Health, all travelers arriving from foreign countries shall be required to systematically fill out identification forms at airports. 

This legendary waterway traverses 11 countries, including Egypt and Sudan, providing life and sustenance

Algerian journalists face detention and charges for broadcasting interviews criticizing a government minister, raising concerns about press freedom in the country.

Intense clashes between DR Congo’s army and M23 rebels rock Kanyabayonga, raising fears of further rebel advance.

Ruto now faces the most serious threat to his two-year-old presidency

Since 2012, Germany has provided over one billion euros in subsidized loans for renewable energy in Morocco

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa is negotiating Cabinet positions with coalition parties, particularly the Democratic Alliance, before Parliament opens on July 18.

The UN struggles to secure funding for food aid in Nigeria’s insurgency-ravaged northeast, raising fears of mass hunger and child deaths.