Somalia mourns the loss of five lives after a car bomb attack on a cafe in Mogadishu.

The death toll is at least 42, including soldiers, militia fighters, and a civilian.

Police pledge a transparent investigation, citing possible links to cults, serial killers, or rogue medical practitioners.

President Mnangagwa’s launch of a reconciliation process for the 1980s massacres in Zimbabwe includes hearings for survivors.

Namibia’s Atlantic Ocean coastline is renowned for its rich fishing grounds

Rwanda’s electoral body has prepared for Monday’s elections, where 9.5 million voters will choose a president and parliament members.

Sierra Leone’s security forces thwarted a potential bombing after arresting 7 suspects and seizing explosives, drugs, and bomb-making materials.

Detectives are investigating the possibility of a serial killer or cult activity, while locals express anger and frustration.

The UN mission emphasizes the importance of media freedom and journalist safety for Libya’s ongoing democratic transition.

Over 2,400 tons of aid will help millions facing hunger and displacement due to the war.

Total of 132 hospitalized out of 154 victims of school building collapse, says official

Rwandans will vote Monday in an election that will almost certainly extend the long rule of President Paul Kagame,

Abdellatif Makki faces legal scrutiny as Tunisian authorities investigate Jalani Daboussi’s demise.

Following the #EndSARS protests in Nigeria, a West African court ruled the government violated protesters’ rights, including use of force at Lekki toll gate.

The Sahara Desert, spanning across northern Africa, stands as the world’s largest hot desert

SADC troops deployed to quell fighting in Mozambique’s oil-rich Cabo Delgado are set to withdraw after regaining control of villages.

A school in central Nigeria collapsed during exams, trapping students and leaving at least 21 dead.

Tensions rise as UTM demands an investigation into Chilima’s death crash and expresses dissatisfaction with current leadership.

Despite Ruto scrapping the tax increases, protests have continued, with some activists calling for the president’s resignation

The UN urges all parties to stop the violence and allow humanitarian assistance to reach those in need.

Approximately 33,000 dwellings in both informal settlements and suburbs have been affected, according to the city’s disaster management center

The conflict between Congolese forces and the Rwanda-backed M23 militia in the eastern regions of the country has worsened over the past two years, displacing 2.7 million people in North Kivu alone

Ministerial-level meet of Southern African Development Community focuses on sustaining peace, restoring order in region

Albayrak Group modernizes Banjul port, Gambia. This investment will also provide the Sanyang region with a new modern port and create job opportunities for 5,000 people.