AU Chairman calls on Malian authorities to reconsider their decision and work on completing the transition process.

The African diaspora, has emerged as a potent force in molding Africa’s cultural identity

Political tensions soar in Togo as security forces halt an opposition protest against a proposed constitutional reform.

Two suspected Fano militia members plotting an attack were killed by police in Addis Ababa, along with a civilian caught in the crossfire.

Millions in Nigeria receive a new, single-shot vaccine against all five major strains of meningitis.

Mali’s military junta delays elections due to ongoing security issues. Prime Minister Maiga emphasizes stability as a prerequisite for civilian rule.

Renewed clashes between armed groups in Libya’s capital, Tripoli, disrupt Ramadan celebrations and raise concerns about the country’s fragile stability.

The attack raises fresh security concerns in the UNESCO world heritage site, already a hotspot for violence.

The United States pleads for international assistance in Sudan’s brutal war, with only five percent of UN humanitarian appeal met.

In Africa, traditional sports and games stand as pillars of cultural heritage

Russian instructors bolster ties with Niger, deploying to enhance military cooperation and strategic partnership in the Sahel region.

Gabon’s transitional president urges Ivory Coast to assist in lifting African Union sanctions imposed after the coup.

Russia has begun exporting diesel to Sudan as part of its effort to find new markets following an EU embargo.

Malian political parties and civil society groups jointly reject the ruling junta’s order to suspend political activities, vowing to mount a legal challenge against the “dictatorial” move.

Former President Jacob Zuma appeared at Johannesburg’s High Court as a part of his private prosecution bid against President Cyril Ramaphosa.

Ukraine expands presence in Africa with the inauguration of an embassy in Ivory Coast, part of efforts to counter Moscow’s influence in the region.

Johnson & Johnson children’s cough syrup recalled in Kenya due to high diethylene glycol levels, prompting health regulator’s swift action.

U.S. Special Envoy pushes for over $100M in additional funding for Sudan crisis response at Paris donor conference.

The adoption of drone technology holds immense potential to revolutionize the Agriculture sector

French NGO raises alarm on urgent humanitarian needs for Chad as 3.4 million people require aid amid influx of Sudanese refugees.

Family of Nigerian business leader who died in a California helicopter crash files lawsuit alleging negligence due to treacherous weather conditions.

Mali’s junta temporarily suspends political operations to ensure public order amidst growing unrest and calls for elections.

Bate Urgessa, political officer of Ethiopia’s Oromo Liberation Front, fatally shot in Oromia region, drawing condemnation and demands for impartial probe.

Dhows were introduced to the African coast by Arab traders around 600 AD