UK sanctions Wagner Group leaders operating in Africa
One of sanctioned individuals is close associate of Wagner head Yevgeny Prigozhin, UK government says.
Teachers’ salaries suspended in Guinea-Bissau to root out fake staff
Guinea-Bissau suspends teachers’ pay to root out fake staff
Supa Team 4 debuts as Netflix’s first African animation
Netflix’s first African animation debuts
US air strike kills 5 Al Shabaab terrorists in Somalia
Five Al Shabaab terrorists dead in a US air strike in Somalia
Israel’s recognition of Moroccan rule over W Sahara slammed by Algeria
Algeria criticizes Israel’s recognition of Moroccan rule over W Sahara
UK sanctions Wagner-linked officials in Sudan, Mali and CAR
Officials in 3 African countries sanctioned by UK due to Wagner links
South Africa says over 40 nations looking to join BRICS
Over 40 nations looking to join BRICS says South Africa
DR Congo bomb blast kills 9, injures 16
Bomb blast in DR Congo kills 9
Rising seawater in Senegal about to swallow ‘Venice of Africa’
Historic city of Saint Louis struggles with coastal erosion due to climate change
Opposition protests against tax hike in Kenya enter second day
Opposition protests enter second day in Kenya
Religious leaders in South Sudan call for timely elections
South Sudanese religious leaders urged the government on Wednesday to conduct elections on time.
Somali, US forces kill 100 al-Shabaab terrorists in joint operation
7 high-ranking members of terrorist group among those killed, says Defense Ministry
Explosion rips apart busy road in Johannesburg, 41 injured
Cause of blast still under investigation
Zimbabwe’s female candidate wins battle to contest presidential elections
Zimbabwe’s only female candidate wins battle to contest presidential elections
Kenyan court orders deportation of jailed British terrorist when sentence ends
Kenyan court orders deportation of jailed British terrorist when sentence ends.
Israeli PM invited to Morocco for official visit
Morocco invites Israeli PM for visit
Egypt’s President Sisi pardons detained rights researcher Patrick Zaki
Egypt’s Sisi pardons detained rights researcher
Ten suspected child laborers die after their boat sinks in Rwanda
Ten child laborers drown after their boat sinks in Rwanda
Contaminated cough, cold syrup sold in Cameroon – WHO
WHO says contaminated cough and cold syrup sold in Cameroon
Turkish charity sends humanitarian aid to conflict-torn Sudan
Turkish NGO sends aid to Sudan
Egypt to face power cuts during the heatwave to ease loads
Egypt announces power cuts during scorching heatwave
Protesters, police clash in Kenya as three-day tax protests begin
Three-day tax protests begin in Kenya
Sudan conflict shuts down transportation, grinds business to a halt
Sudan conflict grinds business to a halt
Algeria bus collision kills at least 34 people
At least 34 dead after bus and car collide in Algeria
Ugandan, DR Congo forces rescue 14 women from ADF rebels
Burundian national who served as ADF commander’s wife among those freed.
Nelson Mandela’s legacy lives on many years after his passing
People worldwide celebrate International Nelson Mandela Day annually on July 18.
Kenyan police ban anti-government protests as death toll rises
Kenya’s Inspector General of Police says planned protests are unlawful.