Kenyan police investigate suspected deaths at Del Monte farm
Del Monte, a multinational food company, stated that its local branch is collaborating with authorities
At least 40 dead in fuel tanker crash and explosion in Liberia
The calamity transpired when the tanker overturned along a road in Totota town
Senegal: 79 candidates register their candidacies
Seventy-nine people filed their candidacy for the February 2024 presidential election in Senegal before the deadline
Cholera outbreak ravages Port Sudan amidst war
Port Sudan, which lies on Sudan’s Red Sea coast, is facing a cholera outbreak exacerbated by a lack of medical supplies as the country remains in the grips of war.
Floods, landslides in eastern DR Congo kill 40
Search and rescue efforts ongoing amid concern that death toll may rise
Zambian FM resigns over ‘malicious’ claims on business deal
Zambian Foreign Minister Stanley Kakubo resigned on Tuesday amidst suspicions surrounding a business deal with a Chinese businessman
Turkey releases Sudan travel advisory amid escalating violence
– ‘We recommend that our citizens avoid traveling to Sudan except for absolutely essential situations,’ says Turkish Foreign Ministry spokesman
African nations embrace space technology
Several African nations are making significant headway in the realm of space exploration
Kinshasa police thwart opposition protest in DR Congo
Peter Kazadi, the Congolese interior minister, declared on Tuesday the government’s prohibition of the demonstration
Jailed opposition leader Sonko files to run for president
Jailed Senegalese opposition leader Ousmane Sonko has submitted his candidacy to contest a February presidential election.
Egypt: “flying object” shot down off Sinai
A “flying object” was shot down off the coast of the Egyptian Sinai bordering Israel, an Egyptian media outlet close to the intelligence services and witnesses reported.
Nigeria vows justice after deadly attacks claim over 100 lives
In Nigeria, a day after a series of attacks on villages claimed over 100 lives, Plateau state Governor Caleb Mutfwang affirmed that the perpetrators will be brought to justice.
Zambia’s foreign minister quits amid financial scandal
Zambia’s top diplomat quits after second financial controversy. Kakubo denies wrongdoing, but Anti-Corruption Commission launches investigation.
Cough syrup deaths: Gambia, Uzbekistan, Cameroon on alert
A deadly cough syrup outbreak has swept across Gambia, Uzbekistan, and Cameroon, causing children’s deaths.
Russia opens embassy in Burkina Faso, expands Africa outreach
With a new embassy in Ouagadougou, Russia deepens its ties with Burkina Faso, offering security assistance and potentially seeking economic concessions.
UK eyes Morocco to boost trade with Africa in post-Brexit era
Ditching France, Morocco eyes UK for trade and security. Ambassador says “buy your tomatoes from Morocco” post-Brexit.
Flood sweeps cars, kills many in South Africa
Rescue teams work tirelessly in KwaZulu-Natal following devastating floods that left 6 dead and 10 missing.
Army reports over 80 al-Shabaab terrorists killed in Somalia operation
Clashes are common in Nigeria’s Plateau state between farming communities and herders
Initiatives promoting African languages in media help cultural representation
There is a wave of initiatives promoting African languages in media platforms
At least four people dead, 20 others missing from landslide
At least four people have died with another 20 feared missing after a river swept away a building in South Kivu
Zambia pardons 588 prisoners
Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema has pardoned 588 inmates in various correctional facilities across the country.
Sudan’s warring factions: Ceasefire talks on shaky ground
While Hemetti’s openness to talks offers a glimmer of hope, achieving a lasting peace in Sudan requires addressing the root causes of the conflict.
Djibouti, Somalia leaders boost ties at intellectuals forum
Djibouti and Somalia take a step towards regional peace and stability at the Somali Intellectuals Forum, highlighting the importance of cultural dialogue.
Death toll rises over 160 in brutal attack in Nigeria
Central Nigeria’s deadliest weekend in years sees over 160 killed in coordinated village attacks. “Bandits” torch homes, leave 300 wounded.
African Union’s Agenda 2063 promotes continental integration
The African Union’s Agenda 2063 stands as a beacon for fostering continental integration
DRC elex: Incumbent Tshisekedi ahead but fraud accusations fly
Current president Tshisekedi eyes re-election in DRC, but chaotic polls and claims of fraud raise concerns.
Niger suspends ties with Francophone organization
The junta emphasized in another statement on Sunday that the duration of their tenure was yet to be determined
