ECOWAS says Niger junta’s 3-Year transition call ‘unacceptableR...
ECOWAS says Niger’s 3-year transition appeal ‘unacceptable’
Erdogan: ECOWAS resolution to intervene militarily in Niger is incorrect
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan stated that his country does not view the decision of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) to intervene militarily in Niger as correct
Al-Merrikh and Otoho draw in the group stage of the CAF Champions League
Al-Merrikh and Otoho draw with a score of 1-1 in the match that took place on Sunday in the group stage of the CAF Champions League
Nine African countries may fail to repay their debts to China
The escalation of the crisis in Ukraine has affected the ability of African countries to repay their debts and has caused structural financial issues in 22 African countries especially those countries indebted to China
Huge rally in support of Zimbabwean opposition leader before election
Massive rally held in support of Zimbabwean opposition leader
UN: 9.4 million children in Sudan lack clean drinking water access
UNICEF: 9.4 million children in Sudan lack access to safe drinking water
IGAD warns Sudan could turn into potential haven for terrorism
IGAD warns Sudan can become a potential terror haven
Nigeria’s Tinubu swears in ministers as economy takes center stage
Nigeria’s Tinubu swears in ministers, economy main concern
Medals for Ethiopia in dramatic women’s 10,000m final
Gudaf Tsegay won Ethiopia’s first World Athletics Championships gold in Budapest.
More than 20 countries have applied to join BRICS
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres to attend BRICS summit following bloc’s invitation
Somalia announces ban on TikTok, Telegram, 1XBet
The Government of Somalia has announced a ban on TikTok and Telegram to “protect the society from moral decay.”
Pope Francis calls for peaceful end to the Niger crisis
Pope Francis expressed hope Sunday for a peaceful solution to the crisis in Niger
Five police officers, 40 ‘terrorists’ die in clashes in B. Faso
Five police officers, 40 ‘terrorists’ killed in Burkina Faso clashes
Coup backers gather in Niger amid leader’s foreign intervention warning
Coup supporters rally in Niger after leader warns of foreign intervention
Zimbabweans pray for peace as tense election nears
Zimbabweans hope for peace as tense election approaches
Seven children die in fire at camp for mudslide victims in DR Congo
Seven children killed in fire at DR Congo camp for mudslide victims
Libya’s central bank reunified after almost a decade
Central Bank of Libya reunified after nearly a decade
Former Niger official confirms request to France for military intervention
Ex-Niger official confirms France was asked to intervene militarily
Innovative water solutions emerge to tackle Africa’s scarcity crisis
Water scarcity has long been a pressing concern in various regions across Africa, posing serious challenges
Delegation from West African bloc meets ousted Nigerien president
Meeting open talks to resolution of crisis, says Nigerian former head of state.
Burkina Faso threatens to withdraw from ECOWAS
Burkina Faso has threatened to withdraw from the Economic Community if the bloc intervenes militarily in Niger.
EU election observers refute allegations of bribery in Zimbabwe
EU election observers dismiss allegations of bribery in Zimbabwe
Niger junta’s call for volunteers sees thousands answer the call
Thousands of Niger coup supporters answer call for volunteers
Shattering stereotypes: Africa’s hopeful path towards progress
Often relegated to the margins of global discourse as a continent plagued by challenges, Africa is proving skeptics wrong
Sudan’s historic struggle for independence from British colonial rule
At the turn of the 20th century, Sudan found itself under the joint administration of Britain and Egypt
Army, ‘remnants of regime’ pillaged Sudan’s central bank ...
Army forces, ‘putschists’ looted Central Bank of Sudan – RSF
West African bloc delegation arrives in coup-hit Niger
ECOWAS delegation lands in coup-hit Niger