African Troops in world wars and the call for freedom
These unsung heroes fought alongside European powers, showcasing courage
Niger ends defense and security partnerships with the European Union
Move announced as junta agrees to strengthen defense cooperation with Russia
Nigerian military mistakenly bombs civilians at religious gathering
Army on routine mission against terrorists but inadvertently strikes members of community, says Kaduna state official
African countries defend large delegations at COP28
Multiple African governments have justified their decision to send substantial delegations to the COP28 climate conference in Dubai, despite facing widespread criticism.
Neocolonialism persists as a modern challenge to independence
Despite achieving formal independence, many nations find themselves entangled in a web of neocolonial dynamics
Mauritania’s anti-corruption drive nets 5-year jail sentence for former ...
Former Mauritanian president Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz has been found guilty of corruption and sentenced to five years in prison.
Torrential rains devastate East Africa, kill over 300
Incessant rains have triggered catastrophic floods in East Africa, leaving a trail of devastation and claiming the lives of over 300 people.
South Africa prevents trafficking of 400 Zimbabwean children
South African authorities have stopped buses carrying over 400 unaccompanied children from Zimbabwe.
Gabon unveils roadmap for democratic rule
Gabon’s transition to democracy faces both challenges and opportunities, with hopes for a brighter future.
DR Congo urged to address ethnic tensions after soldier’s lynching
The incident highlights the need for the DR Congo government to address underlying ethnic tensions
President of Guinea-Bissau dissolves parliament after alleged coup attempt
The capital, Bissau, witnessed clashes between two factions within the army on Thursday night
Woman in Kenya arrested for allegedly throwing baby into ocean
Earlier, the Kenya Red Cross confirmed that the infant was safe in their rescue center
Death toll climbs to 47 in Tanzania floods and landslides
Authorities in the Manyara region are conducting search and rescue operations
Muslims and Christians unite in prayer for peace
In a powerful display of interfaith solidarity, Muslims and Christians gathered to pray for peace in the Middle Eas.
South Africa hosts conference on global solidarity with Palestine
South Africa, which accused Israel of genocide and complained to the International Criminal Court.
East African peacekeepers start withdrawal from DRC
East African Community Regional Force initiates exit after Democratic Republic of Congo denied mandate renewal
Sahel crisis tests US, France’s roles in Africa
US and France’s diminishing influence in the Sahel hampers their ability to address the region’s security challenges.
Africa’s looming food crisis: Import bill may exceed $110B by 2025
This rising dependence on food imports is driven by factors such as population growth, urbanization, and climate change.
Navigating the legacy of colonialism on the road to full independence
Africa grapples with the lingering effects of colonialism as nations across the continent strive for complete freedom
From African sovereignty to transnational dominance: History of mining in Afri...
African governments once held sovereignty over their mineral resources, but a series of events led to the resurgence of transnational corporations.
Water filters offer hope in Kenyan drought
In the face of a devastating drought, water filters are playing a vital role in saving lives and alleviating suffering in Kenya.
Nigeria demands release of ousted Niger president
International pressure mounts on Niger’s military junta to release the country’s ousted president.
Police report seven burned to death in South Africa mob assault
Police confirmed initiating a murder investigation after discovering the charred bodies of the seven young men
Guinea-Bissau’s president says this week’s clashes ‘attempted coup’
There will be ‘serious consequences for all those involved,’ warns Umaro Sissoco Embalo
Transforming Africa into a unified economic powerhouse
One of the primary objectives of the AfCFTA is to increase intra-Africa trade
Burkina Faso, Niger leave G5 Sahel counterterrorism alliance
The withdrawal of Burkina Faso and Niger leaves the G5 Sahel weakened and raises questions about the future of the counterterrorism alliance.
Somalia pledges to defeat militant groups as UN lifts arms embargo
Somalia’s President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud welcomes the lifting of the arms embargo, pledging to eradicate al Shabab.