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

‘It’s a dream come true for me. I want to thank everyone who has seen me through life’s journey,’ says Napoli player

Half-brother to Zulu king brought an application to court challenging his accession to the throne

The International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW) highlighted the dire situation, attributing the elephants’ deaths to the dwindling water holes

The gaming landscape in Africa is experiencing a renaissance

He had previously pleaded not guilty to charges of terrorism, theft, and arson in court appearances characterized by disruptive outbursts

Bukavu, serving as the capital of South Kivu province, faced severe downpours leading to landslides that buried multiple houses

The development comes as Belarus, facing diplomatic isolation, aims to cultivate greater support among African nations

Fatoumata Kaba, the spokesperson, informed media that the mission, known as MINUSMA, officially ended

Two weeks before the Democratic Republic of Congo goes to the polls, the opposition leader Moise Katumbi has broadened his campaigns in a bid to win the country’s top seat.

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko signed cooperation agreements during a visit to his Equatorial Guinean counterpart

Surge highlights the ongoing crisis in the Mediterranean, with Tunisia struggling to manage the influx of people seeking to reach Europe.

A regional bloc facilitates a meeting between Sudan’s warring generals, marking a potential turning point in the country’s peace process.

The outages are having a significant impact on businesses, hospitals, and schools, causing widespread disruption and economic losses.

West Africa sends a clear message to coup leaders in Niger: comply with ECOWAS demands or face continued economic and political isolation.

The Negritude movement is all about the resilience and assertion of African and Afro-Caribbean identity

Tinubu emphasized the need to support these nations in achieving prompt and realistic transitions to democracy

Contest between 4 candidates; incumbent President al-Sisi poised to win another term

Two more bodies of miners from a flooded mine in Zambia’s Copperbelt Province were retrieved Saturday as rescue efforts entered an eighth day.  “We would like to inform the nation that two more dead bodies have been retrieved this afternoon bringing the total number of the retrieved people to seven, six dead bodies and one alive and out of danger. One dead body has been identified while three are yet to be identified,” Copperbelt Minister Elisha Matambo said in a statement. Matambo urged relatives to come forward to make identifications. He expressed hope that the 29 remaining miners would be brought out as soon as possible and emphasized that rescue efforts had been heightened. The 36 miners were trapped after the slug copper dumpsite collapsed due to heavy rain Dec. 1. Rescue efforts have since continued.

Polling stations in Zimbabwe opened on Saturday, according to the electoral commission

Libya’s Ministry of Oil and Gas has been caught off guard by Egypt’s signing of an agreement with South Korea to export Libyan oil without their knowledge.

IGAD and AU remain united in their efforts to bring about a peaceful resolution to the conflict in Sudan.

Unprecedented anthrax outbreak in Zambia affects nine provinces. Over 680 cases reported, raising concerns for public health.

Africa stands committed to the principles of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons