The South African army announced the recall of nearly a dozen peacekeepers in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Forum holds great diplomatic significance for China, as it’s the most important event of the year.

Water pouch pollution

In Madagascar, an alliance of 11 opposition figures in the presidential race gathered for a protest in Antananarivo, while supporters of incumbent president Andry Rajoelina rallied to express their backing. One supporter stated, “I stand by Rajoelina because of the substantial infrastructure development and his focus on youth and the marginalized.” The Malagasy opposition, protesting for over two weeks against an alleged institutional coup before the upcoming presidential election, pledged to sustain street pressure. Despite the High Constitutional Court dismissing appeals challenging Rajoelina’s candidacy due to citizenship issues, protesters demanded fair and transparent elections with a reformed electoral commission and governmental changes. The High Constitutional Court recently postponed the first round of elections from November 9 to November 16 following an injury to a candidate, with the second round scheduled for December 20.

IMF, World Bank meetings end

The Rafah crossing, which is the sole entry and exit point for the Gaza Strip that is not under Israeli control, has been shuttered since Tuesday

We take a closer look at Sudan’s evolving connections with key African partners

Australia rallies for Gaza

Congo boat tragedy

IMF’s trust issue

The African Union (AU), a continental organization comprising 55 African member states

Mass wedding marries 3,600

France deploying soldiers

Egypt’s opposition leaves race

Spokesmen for the Egyptian Foreign Ministry and the Sudanese military didn’t return requests for comment to the WSJ

Nigerian military jets have carried out air strikes on a gathering of bandit militias, killing around 100 gunmen in the country’s northwest.

MSF urged Sudanese authorities to remove administrative obstacles hindering medical and humanitarian teams and supplies

Over 4,000 residents in Ghana’s southeastern region have been forced to abandon their homes due to widespread flooding.

A judge in the southern town of Ziguinchor overturned the removal of opposition politician Ousmane Sonko from Senegal’s electoral rolls.

Both Palestine and many African nations have grappled with the challenges of colonialism and foreign rule

IMF, World Bank protests

Ibrahim urged the Fund to consider Sudan with special consideration and to overcome the obstacles hindering the resumption of collaboration

Malawians are on high alert as they face the looming threat of an extreme heatwave, set to push temperatures to a scorching 44°C.

Nigeria is grappling with a devastating diphtheria outbreak that has claimed the lives of more than 600 people.