Villagers in Cameroon’s Kouoptamo armed with machetes and homemade firearms clashed over land, leaving several injured.

Sixteen Nigerian soldiers were killed by community youths while responding to a conflict between two communities in Delta State.

Sweltering conditions grip South Sudan, forcing school closures and raising concerns about the health risks posed by extreme heat.

The UN warns of a potential famine in Sudan as war disrupts food production and displaces millions. Nearly 5 million people could face catastrophic hunger.

Football transcends mere sport—it embodies a cultural phenomenon that fosters unity

Security forces in Somalia say they have killed all five attackers who laid siege to a hotel in a normally secure area of the capital.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni says she will be in Cairo on Sunday to sign an agreement

Uganda hosts Africa’s largest refugee camp, 1.6 million people. More than twice as many as those in the European Union, as a percentage of its population.

Hundreds, including school children, have been abducted in a horrific wave of kidnappings in northern Nigeria. The UN is demanding investigations and justice.

Released from prison, Senegalese opposition candidate Faye vows to fight for change and pan-Africanism.

Victoria Falls, known locally as “Mosi-oa-Tunya” (“The Smoke That Thunders”), lives up to its name

A major internet outage struck West and Central Africa on Thursday, as reported by the internet observatory Netblocks

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sissi hosted Dutch caretaker Prime Minister Mark Rutte in Cairo.

Two men accused of fatally stabbing three Egyptian monks belonging to the Coptic Orthodox Church in South Africa this week have appeared in court

Attackers in Somalia’s capital stormed a hotel near the president’s office on Thursday after a pair of explosions

Amidst a political crisis, Senegal’s President Macky Sall’s directive for an amnesty law triggers speculation on the fate of jailed opposition leaders, adding complexity to the upcoming election.

Kenyan doctors went on strike despite a court order, disrupting healthcare services and leaving patients struggling to access treatment.

Egyptian Navy Commander Attoua and French Navy Admiral Salars discuss means of enhancing cooperation and maritime stability in the region amid ongoing Houthi attacks in the Red Sea.

The SDGs, a set of 17 global objectives aimed at ending poverty

Rwanda’s high court refuses opposition figure Victoire Ingabire’s request to overturn a legal ban on convicted persons.

Africa has been garnering attention as a promising destination for investment

Cameroon’s government banned two opposition groups, accusing them of being illegal, while rights groups criticized the regime’s suppression of dissent.

Despite being detained, opposition candidate Bassirou Diomaye Faye is campaigning for Senegal’s presidency with support from allies of a disqualified firebrand leader.

An Algerian court sentenced prominent activist Karim Tabbou to a suspended sentence and fine on charges related to his involvement in pro-democracy protests.