Understanding the rich cultural diversity of Sudan’s tribes
Sudan, a country located in northeastern Africa, is known for its captivating landscapes and diverse population.
Ugandan president blames imperialists for Africa’s struggles
Yoweri Museveni: Centuries of taking slaves from Africa provoked those who were colonized to launch a resistance.
Burkina Faso president accuse African leaders of ‘beggary’
Burkina Faso President Ibrahim Traore accused African leaders on Friday of “beggary” at the Russia-Africa Summit in St. Petersburg, Russia.
Senegal’s opposition leader Ousmane Sonko arrested
Sonko arrested for acts, statements, writings, says public prosecutor
Kenya grants citizenship to stateless Pemba community
Kenya grants citizenship to Pemba community, ending century of statelessness
Sudan’s Dagalo says if army staff surrenders war can end in 72 hours
RSF chief says Sudan conflict can end within “72 hours” if army staff surrenders
RSF says its delegation is still in Jeddah, respecting the people’s will
The group said its delegation is in Jeddah carrying out Sudanese peoples will
Africa’s railway revolution
Africa is experiencing a railway revolution, with several nations investing significantly in modernizing their railway networks.
Sudan hospitality: Warmth, tradition, and generosity
When one thinks of Sudan, the first thoughts that may come to mind are often related to its diverse culture, ancient history, and vast landscapes.
Rwanda denies ‘baseless’ DR Congo claims of border incursion
Rwanda rejects ‘false’ DR Congo claims of border incursion
Block on tax hikes lifted until final ruling – Kenya court
Kenya court lifts block on tax hikes until final ruling
General declares himself Niger’s leader
Army general declares himself Niger leader
9th Francophone Games set to start in DR Congo capital
Francophone Games to kick off in DR Congo capital
Egypt announces power cuts to curb energy consumption
Egypt announces planned power cuts, measures amid heatwave
Egypt summons Danish envoy over Quran burning
Copenhagen urged to take concrete action to stop incidents
Niger coup condemned in West as army backs coup plotters
Niger coup widely condemned, countries urge return to order
UN puts humanitarian operations on hold in Niger after coup attempt
2.5 million people are acutely food insecure, says UN.
UN chief demands immediate release of detained Nigerien president
UN chief demands immediate release of detained Nigerien president in attempted coup
Kenyan gov’t says its e-Citizen portal suffered cyberattack
‘Anonymous Sudan,’ a group of hackers, claims responsibility
The lingering legacy of colonialism in Africa
As the world grapples with contemporary challenges, it is crucial to remember that the legacy of colonialism still looms large over the African continent.
Student charged with blasphemy in Mauritania
Mauritanian student charged with blasphemy
Somalia pirates: A persistent maritime menace despite international efforts
n the tumultuous waters off the coast of Somalia, pirates continue to pose a significant threat to international shipping, despite concerted efforts to combat their activities.
Algeria looks to recover as deadly wildfires subside
Algeria counts costs after deadly wildfires
Opposition barred from election in Zimbabwe’s 2nd largest city
Court bars opposition from election in Zimbabwe’s 2nd city
Dozens killed in northeast Nigeria terror attacks
Militants kill 32 in northeast Nigeria attacks
World Bank will provide Ethiopia $400 mln for education, nutrition
Ethiopia to get $400 mln from World Bank for education, nutrition
Niger Army declares support for coup plotters
Niger’s army command declares support for military coup