UN: Without elections, Libya would risk “disintegration”
The UN special envoy for Libya warned warring political actors to form a unified government.
South Africa welcomes UN court’s decision
The court has affirmed our view that the perilous situations demands immediate & effective implementation of the provisional measures
Egypt denies building refugee housing for Palestinians
Contrary to rumors, Egypt denies shelter plans for Palestinians, maintaining a firm stance against forced displacement.
Angola accuses Rwanda at DRC peace talks in Ethiopia
Angolan President leads push for peace in eastern DR Congo amid escalating conflict and accusations against Rwanda.
Kenya’s Ruto to visit US in May — White House
Ruto makes history as the first African leader for Biden’s state visit, focusing on peace, security, and democracy.
Senegal’s election crisis ends, Sall vows poll ‘as soon as possib...
President Macky Sall agrees to elections after court ruling as Senegal top court forces early elections after overturning delay.
RSF condemns Sudan Army for ‘gruesome’ murder and torture video
The RSF denounced the act as a clear manifestation of the criminal nature of the perpetrators
Sudanese military closes path to peace, demands its ultimatum fulfilled
The army’s demands follow Kabashi’s absence at the final meeting of the Manama talks in Bahrain last month, leading to the collapse of another peace process
Ancient Kingdom of Ghana: A rich legacy of trade and power
At its zenith, the Kingdom of Ghana stood as a major center of trade
Over 130 detained Senegalese opponents freed since Thursday
These releases coincide with President Macky Sall’s efforts to address public concerns and resolve the crisis stemming from the recent postponement of the presidential poll
South African murder rate sees rise ahead of election
Police Minister Bheki Cele, facing criticism over rising crime rates, reported that 7,710 people were murdered in the last quarter of 2023
Ethiopia rejects allegations its forces massacred civilians
Ethiopia’s government on Thursday dismissed allegation its soldiers massacred scores of civilians Amhara region.
Wars, disintegration of regional blocs top agenda of AU summit
The Executive Council of Ministers of Foreign Affairs of the African Union was held in Addis Ababa.
South Africa accuses Israel of disobeying ICJ ruling
South Africa horrified with what’s happening in Palestine, Foreign Minister Pandor says as international warnings rise over Israeli bombing of Rafah city.
DRC protesters demand action against Rwanda, M23 Rebels
Protests demanding action against Rwanda and the M23 rebel group swept across eastern DR Congo,
Nine African migrants perish in tragic boat sinking en route to Italy
Record migrant deaths off Tunisia’s coast prompt urgent attention to a growing humanitarian crisis.
Somalia capital bans face masks, hats in public for security
Mogadishu, backed by President Mohamud, enforces a unique ban on face masks and hats in public spaces due to heightened security concerns.
Senegal court rules election delay unconstitutional amid crisis
Senegal’s Constitutional Council declares the parliamentary decision to postpone the presidential election unconstitutional, plunging the nation into its worst crisis in decades.
US to build five military bases in Somalia to help combat terrorism
Somalia and US solidify partnership with an MoU building five bases for the Danab Brigade, boosting counterterrorism efforts.
African cultures evolve, embracing tradition and modernity
Cultural expressions continue to flourish, melding traditional roots with contemporary influences
Seychelles drops witchcraft charges against opposition leader
Herminie, a former speaker of parliament who intends to run in the 2025 presidential election, consistently asserted that the charges against him were politically motivated
Tuareg separatists in Mali accuse army, Wagner Group of killing 7 civilians
The Malian army has not yet responded to requests for comment from media regarding the allegations made in a statement by the Permanent Strategic Framework (CSP)
France to host aid summit for Sudan as crisis deepens
France rallies the world to address the dire situation in Sudan, where war has caused widespread suffering and displacement.
Hundreds flee homes to escape Haiti gang violence
Haiti which is recovering from a recent spate of violent demonstrations demanding the resignation of the Prime Minister, grapples with violence once again.
Egypt opening new page in relations with Turkey, says president
Egypt eyes $15B in trade with Türkiye, President Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi says at joint news conference with Turkish counterpart
DRC women protests, demanding peace after years of war
Hundreds gather in Kinshasa to call for peace in DR Congo’s war-torn east, urging action from Rwanda and the international community.
Senegal: Amnesty, dialogue eyed to ease election tensions
Senegal’s delayed vote fuels tension as opposition rejects the move and violence remains a threat.