Militants execute 170 villagers in Burkina Faso
Simultaneously, the military has issued a warning regarding an elevated threat of Islamist attacks, including the targeting of urban centers
Sudan rejects Iran’s offer for Red Sea naval base
According to sources, Iran proposed providing Sudan with advanced weaponry, including a helicopter-carrying warship, in exchange for permission to construct the naval base
Turkish foreign minister holds talks with African counterparts
Turkey has diplomatic missions in 44 African countries, Fidan noted that the total trade volume with the continent exceeds $40 billion
SADC army chiefs visit Goma
Top army officials from the southern African regional bloc visited the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo.
South Africa at US target over its genocide case against Israel
Economic threats and global concerns unfold as South Africa confronts US opposition in a crucial ICJ case.
The creative economy flourishes in Africa
In recent years, the creative economy has emerged as a significant catalyst for economic growth across Africa
Egypt airdrops new aid into northern Gaza
Many countries have been airdropping aid including medicines, fuel and food to Palestinian enclave
Ethiopia commemorates 128th anniversary of Adwa victory
Ethiopians rallied behind Emperor Menelik II’s call to resist colonial rule, marking a pivotal moment in Black history
Haitian PM in Kenya to discuss UN mission
Haiti’s prime minister is in Kenya to discuss a controversial deployment plan as his country grapples with a security and political crisis.
UN warns of ongoing violence in South Sudan ahead of elections
Despite a peace deal in 2018, South Sudan continues to experience violence, human rights abuses, and delays in implementing key peace agreement provisions ahead of December’s elections.
Thousands rally in Tunisia against rising living costs
The union leader blames austerity measures imposed for an IMF loan and President Saied’s weakening of democratic institutions.
Senegal citizens push for swift resolution on elections
Amidst a constitutional crisis, Senegal witnesses citizens gathering to demand swift presidential elections by April 2.
South Sudan: Sanctions for least developed countries’ struggles
African LDCs face hurdles reaching UN development goals. Funding, resources key.
Suspected arsonist in custody for targeting Synagogue in Tunisia
Synagogue fire in Tunisia prompts arrest of a public official; authorities probe if the blaze deliberately targeted the Jewish place of worship.
Social media fuels surge in African migrants to US-Mexico border
Social media buzz has sparked a significant increase in African migration to the US, with Senegalese migrants using a new route through Nicaragua to reach the US-Mexico border.
Chad’s junta leader declares candidacy after rival’s killing
Chad’s junta leader, Mahamat Idriss Deby Itno, announced his candidacy for the May 6th presidential election, raising concerns about fairness.
Cameroon to try 17, including businessman, in journalist’s murder
Journalist’s murder rocks Cameroon. 17 suspects, including powerful figures, to be tried.
African Union’s efforts propel economic integration
The African Union (AU) continues to spearhead initiatives aimed at bolstering trade
UN warns of stalled dialogue deepens Sudan’s suffering
Millions face starvation and lack of medical care due to Sudan’s ongoing conflict, prompting the UN to call for urgent action.
South Sudanese minister urged the removal of the so-called sanctions
Sanctions cannot be used to help countries suffering in many areas, says James Pitia Morgan
Zimbabwe president cancels Victoria Falls trip amid bomb threat
A bomb scare shut down Zimbabwe’s Victoria Falls Airport on Friday, forcing the country’s president to cancel a planned conference.
DRC concern over the potential development of oil drilling
The oil drills looming on the road to Adore Ngaka’s house remind him every day of everything he has lost
African nations spearhead space exploration
Several African nations have made remarkable progress in space research
Somalia slams Ethiopia-Somaliland deal as ‘annexation attempt’
Somalia expresses outrage over Ethiopia’s deal with Somaliland, vowing to protect its territorial integrity.
UN: Sudan civilians face “sheer terror” in brutal conflict
Millions in Sudan face war crimes, displacement, and hunger as the UN calls for an end to the violence.
Chad opposition says soldiers ‘executed’ leader ahead of election
Chad’s top opposition leader was killed during a military raid, sparking fears of violence ahead of the May election. The UN has called for restraint.
South Africa decries Israeli assault on Palestinians on food-line
International outcry as South Africa condemns Israeli attack on Gaza aid seekers, demanding immediate UN intervention to address the humanitarian crisis.