Ethiopian Orthodox Christians around the world celebrate Easter
Orthodox Christians in Ethiopia have been celebrating Easter at churches across the country.
Nigeria gun attacks kill 24 people
According to national media reports, armed gang members organized armed attacks in Unguwar Sarkin Noma, Gangara, Tafi, and Kore villages in Katsina state.
Togo’s ruling party wins sweeping majority in legislative elections
Togo’s ruling Union for the Republic party (UNIR) has won a sweeping majority in the country’s legislative elections held on 29 April.
Rwanda denies responsibility for DRC camp bombing
Rwanda denies US accusations of responsibility for a deadly blast at a camp for displaced people in eastern DR Congo, demanding a credible investigation.
Uganda prepares to welcome back remains of executed saints
Uganda is bringing back the remains of two Christian martyrs executed over a century ago, coinciding with the 60th anniversary of their sainthood.
New Russian military advisors arrive in Niger as US withdraws
Niger’s military government, following a coup and expulsion of Western forces, welcomes additional Russian military advisors and equipment as the US withdraws.
Africa’s rich coffee culture: A symbol of tradition
In Africa, coffee isn’t just a beverage—it’s a cherished cultural tradition steeped in history
Chadians vigilant ahead of presidential elections on Monday
Chad is the first in a string of countries in the region which experienced coups in the past four years, to hold elections.
Saudi Arabia, Morocco, Egypt call for cease-fire in Gaza
Saudi, Egyptian foreign ministers, Moroccan King deliver speeches at 15th summit of Organization of Islamic Cooperation OIC
Exploring the geological wonder: The Great Rift Valley
The Great Rift Valley, spans over 6,000 kilometers from the Middle East to Mozambique
Organization of Islamic Cooperation summit begins in Gambia
Ongoing Israeli war in Gaza Strip tops agenda of summit, with Turkish foreign minister attending
Nigeria gunmen kill 25 in village raids, targeting vigilantes
Gunmen from criminal gangs in northwest Nigeria attacked villages, killing 25 people, mostly vigilantes, in response to recent military operations against their hideouts.
Anti-US protests in Burkina Faso after HRW report
Burkina Faso is in turmoil following a Human Rights Watch report alleging a civilian massacre by the army.
Meet the African penguins
Africa boasts its own thriving penguin population along its southern coastline
Kenya on alert as Cyclone Hidaya approaches as 210 lives lost in floods
President William Ruto outlines urgent measures to deal with floods across country
DR Congo military sentences soldiers for fleeing M23
A military court in DR Congo sentences eight soldiers, including officers, to death for desertion while fighting M23 rebels.
Son of Sudan army chief dies in Turkish road accident
Tragic news as the son of Sudan’s army chief dies in a Turkish road accident. Heartfelt condolences to the family.
Bangladesh thumps Zimbabwe by 8 wickets in T20 opener
In a one-sided contest, Bangladesh cruised to an eight-wicket victory over Zimbabwe in the 1st T20I.
Tunisia expels migrants, raising concerns about vulnerable people
Tunisian authorities expelled hundreds of migrants, including asylum seekers, from camps in Tunis, raising concerns about their treatment and destination.
UK expects first deportation flights to Rwanda in July
The UK government’s plan to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda faces a new hurdle – a legal challenge from civil servants.
Military rule in Africa stifles press freedom, RSF reports
A new report by Reporters Without Borders reveals a concerning decline in press freedom across sub-Saharan Africa.
Soldiers face court-martial for airstrike killing 85 civilians in Nigeria
Decision made following report of 5-month investigation
US says it will return to Chad for talks to keep troops in the country
The U.S. military plans to return to Chad within a month for talks about revising an agreement that allows it to keep troops based.
Humanitarian crisis escalates in Northeastern Mali
The town of Ménaka has been under siege for four months, driving up the prices of food.
Protesters block coach taking Channel migrants to Bibby Stockholm
Protesters chant pro-immigration slogans including ‘Stop deportation’ as UK starts deporting asylum seekers to Rwanda
Nigerians queue for hours for petrol as prices soar
The fuel shortage has led to an increase in transportation costs in the country where many people rely on public transportation.
Fatuma Ahmed: Kenya’s first female Air Force commander
Kenya’s President William Ruto on Thursday appointed Maj Gen Fatuma Gaiti Ahmed as the first female commander of the air force.