Sudan Humanitarian Crisis
Since April 15, at least 1.4 million have been displaced internally within Sudan, and nearly 500,000 have fled to neighboring countries.
Central Africa denies Wagner fighters are leaving
The future of Wagner group’s operations in Africa has been uncertain.
Ethiopian Orthodox Church apologizes to Tigray for role in war
The Ethiopian Orthodox Church’s Holy Synod has issued an apology to the people of Tigray for their involvement in the devastating war that ravaged the region.
Nigerian army rescues 24 hostages
The operation took place in the early hours of Friday, the Nigerian army says. Four of the kidnappers had been killed by the army.
Kenyan police clash with opposition protesters over tax hikes
Kenyan police clash with opposition protesters over tax hikes
Human rights group calls on Tunisia to cease collective expulsions of migrants
Rights group urges Tunisia to halt collective expulsions of African migrants
Germany, Morocco say UN’s role “key” in finding a solution f...
Germany, Morocco stress UN key to Western Sahara solution
Mbappe’s visit to Cameroon generates enthusiasm
French international football star Kylian Mbappé made a highly anticipated visit to Cameroon on July 6th, marking his first trip to the country of his father’s heritage.
$43M allocated to provide life-saving aid to Somalia
$43M allocated to provide life-saving aid to Somalia
DR Congo, South Africa set to sign security agreement
DR Congo and South Africa plan security pact
South Africa’s anti-apartheid hero Essop Pahad passes away at 84
S.Africa’s once exiled anti-apartheid veteran Essop Pahad dies at 84
Twenty Al Shabaab terrorists killed by Kenyan police near Somali border
Kenyan police kill 20 Al Shabaab terrorists in gun battle near Somali border
South Korea offers assistance to eight African nations in reducing rice import...
South Korea to help 8 African states lower reliance on rice imports
Nigeria sets national response plan to fight recurring floods
As many as 14 states are put on high alert for imminent floods
Arab tribes in Darfur decide to support RSF against Sudan Army
Darfur’s Arab tribes to support paramilitaries against Sudan Army
At least 16, including three children, dead in suspected gas leak in S Africa
Over a dozen dead, including children, in S Africa after gas leak
Zambia’s president fires minister involved in illegal mining
Police charge Derrick Chilundika, minister of Luapula Province, with mining without a license
Kenya delays border reopening with Somalia
Kenya has made the decision to postpone the reopening of its border with Somalia following a series of attacks attributed to the Al-Shabaab terror group.
Protest held in Tunisia against Israel’s attacks in Jenin
Tunisians gathered in front of the municipal theater to protest against the Israel.
At least 21 people killed in suspected terrorist attacks in Burkina Faso
Twenty-one people, most of them members of the security forces, have been killed in Burkina Faso.
Togo reports outbreak of H5N1 bird flu
Outbreak reported near capital Lome has killed 1,450 of a flock of 1,500 birds, says World Organization for Animal Health
South Africa Women’s World Cup players’ demand for higher pay reso...
S Africa Women’s World Cup players given more money after pay dispute
Anger, outrage in South Africa after deputy president’s security assault...
South Africans outraged after security forces assault civilians
Tunisian city on boiling point after man killed by migrants in stabbing attack
Tunisian city on edge as locals and migrants face off
South Sudan’s president pledges to hold first elections since independen...
South Sudan to hold first elections since gaining independence
Rocket attack on Somali capital kills at least 3
Al-Shabaab terrorist group claims responsibility. At least two other people were wounded.
South Africans outraged as deputy president’s security assault men on highw...
Police watchdog launches investigation after video of incident went viral.