Nigeria’s forces are still very much engaged in the fight against terrorists and are counting on citizens.

International Court of Justice hears South Africa’s arguments in case, will hear Israel’s response on Friday

RSF soldiers in Omdurman stand firm against alleged Sudan Army victories, upholding truth.

Anti-corruption protests threaten Libyan oil production near Tripoli, impacting gas flow and demanding leadership change.

US Secretary Blinken concluded a week of intensive diplomacy between Israel, its neighbors, and Palestinian leaders, seeking a path forward from the Gaza war and post-conflict rehabilitation.

Marking 34 years of tradition, China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi focuses on Africa in his first 2024 trip, discussing cooperation with Egypt, Tunisia, Togo, and Ivory Coast.

Gambia’s AFCON dreams almost turn into a nightmare as a technical malfunction forces their plane to land, leaving players shaken and raising safety questions.

Despite facing numerous challenges, Africa has emerged as a beacon of hope in the realm of peacebuilding

Deal between Ethiopia, Somaliland has united Somalis ‘like I have never seen before,’ protester tells media

Genocide case ‘underscores very essence of our shared humanity,’ South Africa’s delegation tells top UN court

For the safety of all involved, UN will not say anything more at this point, official says

The food shortages are largely because of the impact of Cyclone Freddy, which washed away thousands of hectares of crops nearly a year ago.

Here are countries which welcomed the ICJ case that says Israel is committing genocide against Palestinians in Gaza.

Al-Shabbab killed one person and captured five others on a United Nations helicopter in central Somalia.

Morocco was on Wednesday voted to lead the United Nations Human Rights Council after beating off a challenge from South Africa.

Agunloye faces seven counts including fraudulent award of contract.

The African Union continue to make strides toward realizing a unified African identity

Recent protests, blaming authorities for spreading cholera via medication, led to the destruction of over a dozen houses

‘Foreign pressure has no meaning…We can trade with those people who respect us,’ says Yoweri Museveni

The Constitutional Court in the Democratic Republic of Congo Tuesday validated the results of presidential polls held in December, confirming the reelection of President Felix Tshisekedi for a second term. Tshisekedi won 73.47% of the votes cast, beating about 20 candidates, according to the final results of the Independent National Electoral Commission. Businessman Moise Katumbi, who served as governor of Katanga province maintained his second position, followed by Martin Fayulu who had emerged second in the 2018 presidential elections. The results were validated a day after the court started hearing a petition filed by one of the candidates seeking annulment of the results of the Dec. 20 presidential election. Tshisekedi, 60, took office in 2019 and is expected to be sworn in on Jan. 20 for a second five-year term to lead sub-Saharan Africa’s largest country.

Niger’s military tribunal has granted provisional release to Mohamed Bazoum Salem, the 23-year-old son of ousted President Mohamed Bazoum, from house arrest in the capital Niamey.

Migration activists are sounding the alarm this week about mass expulsions and arbitrary arrests in Tunisia.

Somali President Mohamud secured Eritrean support for its territorial integrity and sovereignty during a visit to Asmara, amid heightened tensions with Ethiopia over a port deal signed with Somaliland.

South Africa and Morocco, normally part of a unified African bloc, publicly clash over Morocco’s human rights record and its bid to lead the UN’s top human rights body.