Liberia’s new president Joseph Boakai called for unity and unity behind him in his first speech since being officially elected on Monday by a very narrow margin.

The government’s decision to pursue justice against Soro is likely to be met with resistance from his supporters.

Chad’s government has granted general amnesty to all those involved in the deadly 2022 anti-government rally, a move that is likely to be controversial but could help to promote reconciliation in the country.

The government says the longer service will help to professionalize the military and make it more effective in combating these threats.

As diphtheria cases continue to climb in West Africa, vaccination efforts are being tailored to reach the most vulnerable populations, including children and adults who have missed out on routine immunizations.

The purpose of Abdourahamane Tiani’s trip is to strengthen ties between the three countries and to discuss cooperation in the fight against insurgency in the Sahel region.

The town of Beledweyne has been particularly hard hit by the floods, with residents losing their homes and possessions.

Despite the global economic outlook, Angola and Nigeria’s focus on boosting oil production highlights their confidence in the long-term demand for oil and their determination to secure a larger share of the market.

In a significant move, ICC boosts efforts to revive the case against fugitive warlord Kony, underscoring commitment to justice.

Defense ministry said 99 terrorists were killed, dozens were wounded and fled, and 198 were captured.

Madagascar’s President Rajoelina likely to win controversial reelection amid opposition boycotts and financial inducement claims. National electoral commission reports 59.7% support, potentially avoiding a runoff for his third term.

The updated privatization legislation, endorsed by the government last month, simplifies the process of transferring state-owned enterprises to private entities.

Monusco stands as among the largest and most expensive UN peacekeeping missions globally, operating on an annual budget of approximately $1 billion

Numerous individuals among the 200+ passengers who survived the accident sustained severe injuries

In recent years, China has emerged as a substantial investor in Africa

The flags are at half mast in the capital, in front of public administrations and schools

Last week, the UN Security Council extended the mandate of its peacekeepers by a year. The troops have been in Abyei since 2011.

Argentina, Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates have been invited to become members of BRICS. Their membership will take effect January 1, 2024

The Pharmacy and Poisons Board said the drugs were in two batches falsely labeled as Truvada, a commonly used HIV prevention drug worldwide.

Last year, the MP had censured Vice-President Mahamudu Bawumia for Ghana’s economic downturn and drew a parallel between Bawumia’s alleged poor performance and what he claimed was Harry Maguire’s own-goal scoring record as a player

At least 12 people have died in Harare

‘Seriousness of facts revealed, likely to constitute offences presumed to be acts of terrorism, human rights violations’ public prosecutor says

The South African government on Monday called on the International Criminal Court to issue an arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu by mid-December.

The colonial powers, during the infamous Berlin Conference of 1884-1885, carved up the African continent