Maasai Warriors’ Historic Journey of Culture

Throughout history, the Maasai have faced challenges to their traditional way of life

IMF approves $968 million loan to Kenya

(IMF) announced that it had reached an agreement on a $938 million (€864 million) loan for Kenya, an East African country.

UN: Conflict intensifies in Sudan after Jeddah talks

Developments in Sudan were discussed at the UN Security Council.

Togo: two journalists jailed for defaming a minister

Two Togolese journalists were indicted and jailed in Lomé on Wednesday, accused of “defamation”

Charity reports 100 deaths in Horn of Africa from flash floods

The rains have caused extensive flooding, submerging residences and agricultural land

Nigeria’s labor unions announce cancellation of nationwide strike

In a joint statement released on X, the unions conveyed that the government had apologized and committed to investigating the incident

Kenya’s parliament approves deployment of police force to Haiti

In early October, the UN Security Council granted approval for the mission led by Kenya to assist the overstretched Haitian police in combating widespread gang violence

Madagascar presidential election held amid boycott calls

13 candidates including incumbent Andry Rajoelina vying for top post

How did colonization shape the map of Africa?

The late 19th and early 20th centuries saw a scramble for Africa as European powers sought to establish territorial control

Ghana’s president calls for reparations for descendants of African slaves

Nana Akufo-Addo says transatlantic slave trade negatively impacted Africa’s development

Four Zambian opposition politicians arrested in swoop

According to national media reports, former Justice Minister Given Lubinda, one of the PF politicians, was among those detained

World Cup trophy safe after South African rugby team’s offices robbed

Instead of taking the trophy, they chose to leave it and stole whisky, five autographed Springbok jerseys, eight laptops

Rwanda expresses concern over UK court ruling on migration plan

“However, we do take issue with the ruling that Rwanda is not a safe third country for asylum seekers and refugees, in terms of refoulement,” official said

African grassroots movements and Palestinian solidarity

The lessons learned from overcoming injustice and inequality fuel the passion within African civil society

Ethiopia offers part in dam project to neighbours

Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed outlines win-win strategy to secure maritime access

Rebels retake control of DR Congo village amid accusations of massacre

According to various sources, the Tutsi-led rebels, reportedly supported by Rwanda, had pulled out of the village at the start of April

Google ceases routing users through South Africa’s Nyanga township

According to local media reports, a handful of individuals, primarily tourists, have encountered attacks or fatalities while passing through the township

Nigeria plans to withdraw police officers from VIP security duties

Nigeria’s minister has announced plans to adhere to a presidential directive by withdrawing police officers from VIP security responsibilities

Mali says armed forces entered rebel stronghold of Kidal

The army and the state had been virtually absent for years from the town, which is controlled by the predominantly Tuareg armed groups

Nigerians on pilgrimage to Saudi Arabia forced to return home

Passengers affected by the incident informed local media that they were taken aback upon discovering the visa cancellation upon landing

Morocco’s ongoing support for Palestinian rights

Morocco, a key player in North Africa, has consistently advocated for a two-state solution

Hunger projected to rise in Nigeria

26,5 million people in Nigeria are forecast to grapple with high levels of food insecurity in 2024.

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