Angola-Gabon standoff: Lourenco reportedly snubs Nguema
Tensions escalate between Angola and Gabon after coup. ECCAS suspension deepens diplomatic freeze.
South-South health initiative HeDPAC aims to tackle Covid gaps
HeDPAC bridges African and Caribbean healthcare for stronger South-South cooperation to tackle Covid issues.
Ethiopia, Djibouti deepen ties on roads, rails and regional stability
High ranking officials from Ethiopia and Djibouti discuss infrastructure and regional peace in regional talks.
Election Chaos In Congo: Protests and delays as opposition cries fraud
The elections, crucial for determining the legitimacy of the incoming administration, were shadowed by disruptions across the country
Guinea-Bissau president fires PM shortly after reinstatement
The decree relieving Martins from his duties did not explicitly cite reasons for the dismissal
Union leader alleges S African mine workers held captive underground
The protest, initiated on Monday, has been deemed illegal as it did not receive authorization from the National Union of Mineworkers
Turkey’s aid agency contributes technical media equipment to Gambia
TIKA provides high-quality live broadcast video transmitters, video converters to Gambia Radio and Television Services
Essential details on DR Congo’s 2023 election
Incumbent President Felix Tshisekedi fighting for 2nd term against 19 candidates
Botswana eyes Namibian port route to bypass S Africa’s logistical woes
South Africa’s woes spark Botswana’s independent trade route: New rail line to connect with Atlantic port.
Migrants ‘living in fear’ as xenophobia rises ahead of S Africa’s elect...
South Africa also has about 250,000 refugees and asylum seekers, according to the latest UN statistics.
ADF attack in western Uganda claims 10 lives
Operation underway to apprehend assailants, says official
Zambia confronts dual health crisis: Cholera and anthrax outbreaks
In Lusaka alone, the Zambia National Public Health Institute documented a minimum of 46 deaths and over 1,600 infections attributed to cholera
Marwell Wildlife using GPS collars to aid endangered zebra conservation
The Grevy’s zebra, one of the rarest equids globally, is primarily located in northern Kenya and in isolated groups within Ethiopia
Africa’s rich biodiversity showcases species found nowhere else
In the heart of Africa lies a treasure trove of unparalleled biodiversity
Burkina officials accuse militants of civilian ‘massacres’
Since 2015, Burkina has grappled with escalating jihadist violence linked to groups associated with the Islamic State and Al-Qaeda
Sudan’s fragile peace shattered: Over 250,000 displaced in El Gezira
Sudan’s El Gezira state sees an alarming exodus of over 250,000 people as clashes between the RSF and army intensify.
Ghana gears up for African Games glory with $15.2M boost
With 30 sports and major investments, Ghana prepares to welcome thousands for the African Games.
Commercial ship reportedly still hijacked off Somali coast
A commercial vessel hijacked by unknown assailants remains off the coast of Somalia, raising fears of renewed piracy and further instability for global shipping.
South African miners launch 4th underground protest
Impala Platinum has suspended mining operations at two shafts after over 2,200 miners staged an illegal underground protest.
BioNTech hails milestone towards setting up mRNA vaccine hub in Rwanda
The company revealed the establishment of a production unit in Rwanda’s capital, Kigali
African nations make strides towards peace and stability amid challenges
Several African nations have demonstrated commendable advancements in their pursuit of peace
Egypt’s President Sisi secures re-election with 89.6% of votes
A staggering 39 million ballots were cast in favor of Sisi, a former army chief who has governed the most populous Arab nation for the past decade
Uganda court takes up challenge to stringent anti-LGBTQ law
To date, at least five individuals have faced charges under this law, with two accused of “aggravated homosexuality”
Multiple feared deceased in blast at fuel depot in Guinea
Cause of explosion at depot that supplies most of fuel in Guinea has yet to be established
Morocco Pushes for Greater African Representation at UN
The call for reform comes amidst a complex global landscape marked by “multipolarity,” separatism, violent extremism, and anti-immigrant sentiment.
US injects $82M to revolutionize Africa’s tech infrastructure
The US has pledged $82 million to accelerate Africa’s digital transformation, with a focus on infrastructure, access, and entrepreneurship.
Nine killed in informal settlement shooting in S Africa
Police investigate the motive and search for suspects in the Popo Molefe informal settlement.