Niger says 29 soldiers killed by jihadists
Two soldiers sustained severe injuries, while “several dozen terrorists” were reported to have been killed in the incident
Five Tunisian politicians start hunger strike to protest incarceration
The Republican Party confirmed that Chebbi and other political prisoners had embarked on a hunger strike and held the authorities fully responsible for their safety
From ancient ruins to modern hubs
Sudan’s cities play pivotal roles in shaping the nation’s identity and development
Algeria’s mediation offer to solve political crisis accepted by Niger
In August, Algeria proposed six-month transitional period led by civilian to solve crisis in Niger
Group of Western countries to ask UN body to investigate atrocities in Sudan
US, Britain, Norway, and Germany intend to present a motion to the U.N. Human Rights Council
Al-Hilal from Sudan qualify for group stage of CAF Champions League
Al-Hilal won against Primeiro de Agosto from Angola with a score of 2-1 during the match held on Sunday in Morocco
Libya parliament approves election laws
“No one meeting the known conditions for candidacy is excluded.” says Council President
Sudanese forced to work in alternative professions due to war
The war compelled journalists, engineers, and teachers to engage in alternative professions in the cities to which they had migrated
Thousands flee Sudanese town after it came under attack
More than 15,000 residents fled the town of Wad Ashana, located in North Kordofan State near the border with the White Nile State, due to attacks
UN says South Sudan and Sudan are the most dangerous countries for aid workers
Among the 71 recorded aid worker deaths this year, 22 occurred in South Sudan and 19 in Sudan
Malian troops redeployed towards northern militant stronghold
Vast portions of the nation came under the control of jihadists, encompassing the three primary northern cities of Gao, Kidal, and Timbuktu
Uganda’s anti-LGBTQ law challenged in court
Attorneys involved in the case gathered before the court registrar and reached a consensus to reconvene on October 12
Former Nigerian oil minister faces trial for bribery charges in London court
Alison-Madueke was apprehended in London in 2015, shortly after her tenure as minister ended, and she faced six bribery charges in August
Opposition candidates tear gassed during protest in Madagascar
Former president and prominent opposition figure Marc Ravalomanana, who participated in the protest, was escorted to safety by his security team
Blaze at Ismailia police station in Egypt results in over 38 injuries
The source of the fire, which ignited at the Ismailia Security Directorate headquarters before dawn, remains unidentified at this time
Senegal intercepts 600 migrants on boats to Spain
600 migrants intercepted
Gabon’s football scandal: Decades of sexual abuse exposed
Gabon’s football scandal
Sudan’s unique flavors and indigenous foods
Sudan’s cuisine is a harmonious blend of indigenous ingredients, historical influences, and regional variations
Tunisia stops numerous irregular migration attempts into Europe
According to the statement, 216 Tunisians, 667 migrants from sub-Saharan Africa, and 73 people from other nationalities were rounded up.
Malian military reports fresh clashes with Tuareg separatists in the North
The CMA is a coalition primarily composed of Tuareg factions that aspire to achieve autonomy or complete independence from the Malian government
NGO calls for new constitution in Nigeria
A new constitution for Nigeria?
Ethiopia declares malaria outbreak with 36 deaths in 2 months
Malaria outbreak occurs at time when nearly all of Begi district’s 42 existing health facilities in conflict-torn West Wollega zone have been looted or damaged
Somalia captures high-ranking al-Shabaab weapons smuggler
National Intelligence and Security Agency says Sakaria Kamal responsible for procuring weaponry to terror group
Burkina’s Traore says elections not a ‘priority’
At the age of 34, Traore became the world’s youngest leader upon his inauguration as interim president.
Mine accident in Zimbabwe kills 6 people
The southern African country possesses extensive reserves of platinum, diamonds, gold, coal, and copper
Sudanese Sign Language alphabet’s impact on deaf education
Sudanese Sign Language (SSL) is gaining recognition for its unique alphabet
6 killed in plane crash in Zimbabwe
Local media reported that the plane was a Cessna small aircraft.