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.

Released on bail for one million Ugandan shillings ($269), Madoi expressed heartbreak over losing his locs, which he considered his crown

7 candidates set to compete in June 29 elections

Gunshots heard after midnight as police disperse protesters in Kajiado County, arrest 50 for looting

Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation Ltd says around 400 incidents of oil theft, vandalism were reported in Niger Delta region last week

Extreme weather events causing floods, drought, and wildfires are becoming more frequent and more severe with climate change, affecting countries around the globe.

Months after the closure of the Ras Jedir border crossing, a vital trade route between Tunisia and Libya, the Tunisian desert town of Ben Guerdane is feeling the economic pinch.

Kenya’s reputation as a premier safari destination continues to flourish, drawing wildlife enthusiasts

Kenya’s High Court approved the deployment of military forces to quell anti-tax protests after police were overwhelmed, though President Ruto scrapped the contested tax bill.

The presidents of DR Congo and Rwanda may meet soon to discuss peace in eastern DR Congo, mediated by Angola.

Facing rising anti-migrant sentiment and limited opportunities, a growing number of migrants are opting to leave Tunisia for their home countries.

Despite the tax bill’s withdrawal, protesters in Nairobi, Mombasa, Kisumu, and other cities continued to demand Ruto’s resignation

Burundi’s Supreme Court upheld the life sentence of former Prime Minister Bunyoni on charges like using witchcraft and plotting a coup.

Sassou Nguesso, in Russia since Tuesday, is on his second visit to the country in less than a year

Integrated Food Security Phase Classification report says over half 25.6M population are in crisis or worse conditions, while 755,000 people facing ‘catastrophe’ food insecurity

‘Investigations and accountability essential,’ says Volker Turk