Sao Tome said it would demand compensation from Portugal for damage caused by colonialism.

Russia’s deployment of troops to an airbase in Niger, where a small number of US forces remain, highlights growing tensions between Washington and Moscow in the Sahel region.

Mali’s main separatist groups form a new coalition, led by a pro-independence figure, aiming for the creation of an independent state called Azawad.

Africa boasts its towering emblem of natural grandeur: Mount Kilimanjaro

Liberia establishes a long-awaited war crimes court to deliver justice for atrocities committed during the country’s brutal civil wars.

Mauritania’s Tewassoul party enters the presidential race, nominating Hamadi Ould Sid’ El Moctar as its candidate for the June election, in a bid to challenge incumbent President Ghazouani.

Two ICRC drivers were killed and three staff members injured in a brutal attack by gunmen in Sudan’s South Darfur.

East Africa grapples with the aftermath of deadly floods and landslides while bracing for Cyclone Hidaya, further threatening the region already displaced and in crisis.

Ghana exhibits looted treasures, including gold regalia and a royal chair, returned by British and American museums after decades of negotiations.

Botswana is the world’s second-largest producer of diamonds after Russia and is leading calls for the G7 traceability initiative to be revised.

Floods and landslides across Kenya have killed 181 people since March, with hundreds of thousands forced to leave their homes, the government and Red Cross said

Operation was coordinated effort between law enforcement and Kenyan military

British authorities have started detaining migrants as part of preparations to relocate them to Rwanda within the next nine to 11 weeks.

A double whammy hits Ivory Coast and Ghana: a disappointing cocoa harvest and low farmgate prices for farmers despite the global price increase.

90 individuals still missing, says government spokesperson

Africa is emerging as a hub of economic growth, with several countries experiencing rapid expansion

The airline said in a statement that with its employees in detention, it was unable to support flights to and out of Kinshasa, capital of the DR Congo.

The president addressed survivors of the Kamuchiri Village where a river broke through a blocked tunnel early Monday and killed scores.

Officials in South Kivu, Congo administer vaccinations to cattle and goats, marking the commencement of a crucial campaign.

The State Court is expected to rule in about ten days on the lifting of the immunity of the ousted president, Mohamed Bazoum, to stand trial, particularly for “high treason.”

Gabon’s path to civilian rule remains unclear as proposals from a national dialogue suggest suspending political parties and extending military rule.

The UK has deported its first asylum seeker to Rwanda under a new policy aimed at deterring illegal immigration, despite criticism of the scheme.

International arrest warrant issued for ex-President Bozizé by Central African court for human rights abuses; Bozizé currently lives in exile.

Togo’s legislative election praised by regional observers as “free, fair, and transparent.” Initial results awaited amid controversy over constitutional reform.