Zambia is expected to have a poor harvest this year due to months of drought.

Authorities in Cape Town launched an investigation Monday after a foul stench swept over the South African city.

With placards reading ‘end bad government now’ and ‘end hunger’, residents of one of Nigeria’s largest cities took to the streets

An autopsy has revealed that Kenyan world marathon record holder, Kelvin Kiptum, died from severe head injuries sustained in a car crash.

New attacks in Cabo Delgado, Mozambique displace 13,000+ people, mostly children, as government downplays threat.

France’s new Africa envoy, Jean-Marie Bockel, is discussing a “remodel” of the country’s military presence in Africa, starting with Ivory Coast, potentially leading to troop reductions.

Somalia and Turkey signed a 10-year defense deal to bolster Somalia’s navy and defend its coastline, amid a dispute with Ethiopia over a maritime agreement seen as violating its sovereignty.

UN calls for urgent action as millions in Sudan lack food, war disrupts harvests, famine looms.

In the sun-drenched landscapes of present-day Tunisia lies the storied ancient city of Carthage

President Macky Sall, under pressure, pledges to schedule the vote promptly, but the new date is pending, causing concern among opposition candidates.

Hunger and acute malnutrition have soared in Sudan since the conflict broke out.

Resignation of Jean-Michel Sama Lukonde entails dissolution of his government

A lion attacked and killed a zookeeper in Nigeria, an official said. Olabode Olawuyi, a veterinary technologist who was in charge of the wildlife unit at the Obafemi Awolowo University Zoological Garden, was attacked by a nine-year-old lion during a feeding session, Abiodun Olanrewaju, the university spokesperson said.
 Olawuyi’s colleagues “did everything within their power to rescue” him but the lion had already fatally wounded him, the spokesman said. Prof. Adebayo Bamire, the vice-chancellor of the university, said he has ordered a comprehensive investigation to determine the “immediate and remote causes of the incident.” Obafemi Awolowo University Zoological Garden is one of the oldest zoos in Nigeria established over 40 years ago.

Guinea’s ruling junta has ordered government members’ passports to be seized and their bank accounts frozen.

Migrants referred to provincial migration authorities

Fearing a polio resurgence, Zimbabwe launches its largest vaccination drive in years, targeting over 4 million children.

Facing manslaughter charges for the deaths of nearly 430 members, a Kenyan doomsday cult leader and his followers receive medical attention before trial.

South Africa’s May 29th election looms, with potential for the first-ever coalition government.

Senegal’s revised election list includes 19 names, but questions remain about the new election date and potential process restart.

Madagascar ex-official Romy Andrianarisoa found guilty of bribery in UK court for seeking mining licenses from British firm.

Amnesty International condemns civilian attacks in renewed fighting between DR Congo forces and M23 rebels allegedly backed by Rwanda, displacing thousands near Goma.

The Kingdom of Benin stands as a testament to the enduring legacy of Africa’s rich cultural heritage

Over half a million people have sought refuge in South Sudan

No explanation was provided on the reason for the termination