At least 1,400 students have been kidnapped from Nigerian schools since the 2014 .

Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mahmud accelerated the fight against the terrorist organization al-Shabaab after he took office in 2022.

The Turkish Embassy, in coordination with the Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency (TIKA), donated laboratory equipment.

Sierra Leone court-martial sentences Staff Sergeant Alhaji Koroma to 30 years in prison for his involvement in an attempted coup last November, marking the first conviction among 27 suspects.

Amnesty International reports Malian drone strikes in the north killed 13 civilians, including 7 children, and demands an investigation.

Niger’s military junta terminated a 2012 cooperation agreement with the US, prompting discussions on US troop withdrawal and a potential increase in Russian military presence.

ANC takes legal action against MK party in South Africa, filing a court application to prevent name usage.

Activists and opposition leaders in Togo protest against President Faure Gnassingbe’s bid to extend his rule through a new constitution.

Announcement was made by the National Vote Counting Commission, marking a significant moment in the country’s political landscape. 

Tunisia convicts four for the 2013 murder of opposition leader Chokri Belaid, but lingering questions and accusations threaten the country’s fragile democracy.

China congratulated Senegal’s newly elected president, Bassirou Diomaye Faye, and expressed interest in strengthening bilateral relations.

The Kremlin announced that Putin and Goita reached an accord to enhance their collaboration in counterterrorism measures

Efforts are underway to locate several others who are still missing following the collapse

Beyond food, African hospitality is expressed through heartfelt conversations

March 16 glitch involved 25,761 customers in unauthorized transactions, putting around $14M at risk of theft

His manifesto promised to renegotiate Senegal’s oil and gas contract and introduce a new currency.

Kenya, a country with more than 50 million people, is grappling with a shortage of health care workers.

Boko Haram, which has been present in Nigeria since the early 2000s, has killed more than 20 thousand people

A Tunisian journalist faces pre-trial detention and a potential prison sentence for threatening to expose corruption by government officials.

Observers from EU and ECOWAS laud Senegal’s presidential election for its smooth process, with 7.3 million voters participating.

A US envoy hopes Sudan’s warring generals will resume peace talks after Ramadan to prevent a wider regional war and address the ongoing humanitarian crisis.

Niger’s military regime is strengthening security ties with Russia after a coup, turning away from Western partners in the fight against jihadist insurgencies in the Sahel region.

Zambia’s ongoing drought caused by El Niño has led to power shortages, threatening food security and prompting the government to seek solutions.

Togo’s new constitution allows President Faure Gnassingbe to potentially extend his rule by a year, sparking controversy over democratic backsliding.