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

Hundreds of ADF fighters killed in strikes – Uganda’s president

In a joint effort in 2021, Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo launched military offensives against the ADF in eastern DR Congo

Head of Haitian police makes pre-deployment visit to Kenya

Haiti grapples with the presence of approximately 300 active gangs, controlling roughly 80% of the capital, Port-au-Prince

Sierra Leone’s ex-president named as suspect in foiled coup attempt

Ernest Bai Koroma, his daughter are among 80 suspects named by police

UN: Sudan suffering ‘one of world’s worst humanitarian crisis

World Food Program urgently asks parties for humanitarian pause, official says

Niger coup halts repatriation of refugees

Nigerian government will continue to monitor situation in Niamey, says governor of Borno State

Zambian parliament passes 1st-ever bill on access to information

Legislation viewed as key in promoting access to information by journalists, citizens

Tensions rise in Zulu nation as court dismisses recognition, unity urged

South Africa’s highest court has overturned the recognition of the Zulu king, igniting a family feud and leaving the future of the monarchy uncertain.

Indigenous ingredients define Africa’s traditional dishes

African cuisine’s authenticity lies in its ingenious use of grains

Uganda pulls troops from DRC as security vacuum looms

DR Congo’s upcoming elections face uncertainty with the ongoing conflict in the east and the withdrawal of regional forces.

Arrest warrant issued for Sierra Leone opposition leader

At present, Kamara’s lawyer has not been reached for comment regarding the court’s decision

Entrepreneurs from Nigeria and Turkey convene at yearly event

Event organized by Nigeria Turkey Business Council aims to contribute to improvement of bilateral trade ties, pave way for setting up new partnerships

Ugandan court sentences serial killer to 105 years in prison

Musasizi’s arrest in March 2021 was on suspicion of killing five women and an infant

Niger declares complete removal of French troops by December 22

Only 157 French soldiers remain in Niger, says military statement

Rwanda gears up for presidential election in July 2024

Rwandan National Electoral Commission has set the date for the next presidential election, which will take place on July 15, 2024.

Libya repatriate illegal migrants to Egypt and Nigeria

Libya addresses the issue of irregular migration by deporting about 1,000 of migrants to Egypt and Nigeria.

Near 50 million projected to face hunger in West Africa

A devastating hunger crisis is unfolding in West Africa, with millions facing food insecurity. This story explores the causes and potential solutions.

Ngo’s urge West African bloc to permit aid entry into Niger

Their aim is to facilitate the entry of critical emergency aid from neighboring Benin

Thriving fisheries sustain livelihoods across Africa

The coastal regions of Africa are renowned for their rich marine ecosystems

Shock in Zimbabwe as finance minister named Africa’s best

Reactions poured in with incredulity over the award, equating it to praising a captain for steering a ship directly into an iceberg

South African Afro-pop sensation Zahara passes away aged 36

Last month, her family announced her hospitalization, urging South Africans to keep her in their thoughts and prayers

EU announces $8.61M in funding to support who fled Sudan conflict

Money will be used to support displaced people to rebuild their lives, says UNHCR country representative

UN mission lowers its flag in Mali

More than two thirds of mission’s workforce have returned to their respective countries, says UN official

Nigeria’s president vows to probe army’s airstrike on civilians

Investigation necessary to prevent such errors in future, says Bola Tinubu

Frontex accused of Libyan militia group to intercept refugee boats

Militia group has intercepted more than 1,000 people at sea off coasts of Libya, Malta and returned them to Libya, says report

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