Kenya halts police deployment to Haiti
Kenya’s planned deployment of police to help stabilize Haiti is on hold due to the resignation of Haiti’s Prime Minister and ongoing political instability.
Sudan fighting rages despite Ramadan plea
Reports detail renewed clashes between Sudan’s military and Rapid Support Forces in Khartoum, defying Ramadan truce calls.
Ancient African banking: Exploring traditional systems
The “tontine” system, dating back centuries, was a cornerstone of economic activity
Ghana: We are very worried about what’s happening in Gaza
Shirley Botchwey calls on Hamas to release hostages, international community to push for humanitarian corridor to get aid into Gaza
Nigerian state names airport after Tinubu
Nigeria’s central Niger state has decided to rename its newly renovated local airport after President Bola Tinubu.
Ethiopia, TPLF discuss ceasefire implementation
The deal signed in Pretoria, South Africa helped end more than two years of deadly fighting.
South Africa’s ANC likely to lose parliamentary majority
Some 27 million South Africans are already registered to cast a ballot on May 29
Rwanda’s Kagame to meet DRC’s Tshisekedi on security
The talks aim to address the ongoing conflict in DR Congo’s east, fueled by M23 rebels.
African nations intensify efforts against corruption
Several African nations have taken decisive steps by implementing robust anti-corruption measures
Ex-Ivory Coast President Gbagbo agrees to contest 2025 election
The election is expected to be held in October 2025. President Alassane Ouattara, who was re-elected in 2020, has not yet said whether he will run again
Senegal opposition pushes new currency, renegotiates deals
Senegalese opposition candidate backed by a popular figure proposes a new currency, renegotiated contracts, and economic reforms if elected.
Central African states lift sanctions on Gabon, returns membership
Central African States decide to end sanctions on Gabon, welcoming its reintegration after a political upheaval six months ago.
Arab League calls for Sudan truce
The Arab League joins the UN in urging a ceasefire in Sudan, where fighting between the Sudanese military and Rapid Support Forces have caused widespread death and displacement.
Libyan leaders agree on unified government for elections
Libyan leaders agreed to form a unified government to supervise the country’s long-awaited elections.
Community tourism initiatives thrive across Africa
Community tourism initiatives have been gaining momentum across Africa
Sudanese military leaders reject Ramadan ceasefire plea
The conflict between Sudan’s army and the RSF began in mid-April 2023 due to tensions surrounding a transition plan to civilian rule
South Africa’s Tyla cancels world tour over ‘worsened’ injur...
South African sensation Tyla has called off her highly awaited debut world tour just a fortnight prior to its scheduled commencement.
Ex-head of state Gbagbo to rerun for Ivorian presidential elections
Former Ivory Coast President Laurent Gbagbo has agreed to lead his African People’s Party into the 2025 presidential elections.
Sudan’s RSF endorses UN ceasefire call during Ramadan
The truce could bring relief to millions and open the door for peace talks between the warring parties.
MSF calls for protection after hospital attack in DRC
The attack killed a patient, looted supplies, and displaced thousands to a camp lacking proper healthcare.
Separatists kill six, including police in Nigeria attack
Armed men suspected to be separatists attacked a police checkpoint in southeastern Nigeria, killing six people including four police officers.
French drug kingpin nabbed in Morocco
French authorities arrested Felix Bingui, believed to be the leader of a major Marseille drug gang, in Morocco, dealing a blow to drug trafficking.
Presidential candidates kick off campaign in Senegal
Senegal’s presidential race takes an intense turn as candidates begin campaigns in a compressed period.
President Kagame gets endorsement for reelection in Rwanda
Rwanda’s ruling party endorses President Kagame as its candidate for the upcoming presidential election in July, potentially extending his rule to nearly three decades.
Gunmen attack school in Nigeria, kidnap students
At least 15 students were abducted by gunmen from a school in Nigeria’s northwestern Sokoto state.
The revered role of elders in African society
Elders occupy a revered position, serving as custodians of wisdom, experience, and tradition
UN Security Council adopts resolution for cease-fire in Sudan
Draft resolution approved by 14 members of 15-member Council with Russia abstaining