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.

Kenya ‘distances’ itself from DRC rebel alliance

Nangaa’s rebel alliance sparks diplomatic firestorm, Kenya defends free speech while DRC demands action.

Al-Qaeda frees South African hostage Gerco van Deventer

A Malian security source confirmed the liberation of Van Deventer, stating that he was freed at the border between Mali and Algeria

Suez Canal authority of Egypt observing developments in Red Sea

The Houthi group, aligned with Iran, has targeted ships in the region in protest against Israel’s actions in Gaza

Senegal intercepts nearly 100 migrants en route to Europe

The gendarmerie said the migrants consisted of 83 Malians, seven people from the Gambia and three from Mauritania

African youth emerge as driving force in shaping political ideologies

African youth have stepped into the forefront of shaping political ideologies

Over 60 migrants suspected to have drowned near Libya – IOM

The UN agency disclosed that rough waves overwhelmed the boat, leading to the disappearance of 61 migrants

Senegal busts over $210M cocaine in key anti-drug operation

Senegal’s naval forces achieve a notable victory, intercepting and seizing a staggering $210 million worth of cocaine in a critical operation against drug trafficking.

Exploring the intricate social structures of historical African societies

The presence of kings, queens, and rulers within these societies often had broader implications beyond governance

Warring parties announce extension of ceasefire in DRC — US

Eastern DRC conflict remains volatile despite ceasefire, US pushes for peaceful resolution.

Madagascar opposition absent as Rajoelina sworn in

Opposition boycotts Rajoelina’s inauguration in Madagascar, casting a shadow on his new term and the country’s future.

DRC elections get UN support as MONUSCO faces imminent withdrawal

The UN Security Council’s approval brings crucial logistical aid to DRC elections amidst the impending withdrawal of the peacekeeping mission MONUSCO.

Nigerian top court stops release of separatist leader from custody

The Nigerian Supreme Court stopped efforts Friday to secure the release of a separatist leader Nnamdi Kanu, who is accused of treason.

Reporters Without Borders denounces censorship of private media

Without Borders (RSF) asked the Guinean authorities dominated by the military to “urgently” an end to the restrictive measures taken against certain private media

Somalia welcomed to East African Community bloc in Ugandan ceremony

Somalian President Sheikh Hassan Mohamud says community is beacon of hope for future filled with possibilities

African nations pursue resource nationalization

The process of resource nationalization involves the state asserting ownership

Landmine kills four soldiers in Senegal’s Casamance

Senegal’s military has been conducting security operations against separatist rebels affiliated with the Movement of Democratic Forces of Casamance (MFDC) for several months

Sudan facing high levels of acute food insecurity

Escalating conflict and persistent economic decline deepen food security crisis

West Africa court orders immediate release of deposed Niger president

The court, based in Nigeria’s capital, Abuja, decreed Bazoum’s “immediate and unconditional release”

FIFA greenlights 30 Nigerian referees for 2024 tournaments

This group consists of 11 referees, 11 assistant referees, along with four beach soccer referees and four futsal referees

Mozambican journalist found dead near capital in suspected murder

Fellow journalists noted that Chamusse exhibited head injuries, and a machete and gardening tool were found near his body

Senegal court clears jailed opposition figure for presidential run

Sonko, 49, was convicted in absentia on June 1 of morally corrupting a young person and sentenced to two years in prison. 

Council of Europe calls on Italy to guarantee rescue of migrants at sea

The Council of Europe’s Commissioner for Human Rights, Dunja Mijatovic, urged Italy on Thursday to guarantee the rescue of migrants in distress at sea

Tracing Afro-European heritage

Afro-European heritage continues to weave its rich history through centuries,

Jumia stops food delivery services to focus on E-commerce operations

This move impacts all seven countries where the service operates, namely Nigeria, Kenya, Uganda, Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria, and Ivory Coast

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