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
27 killed, thousands displaced since July in Niger due to floods
Flooding in Niger displaces thousands, kills 27 since July
Morocco has not formally applied to join BRICS – state media
Morocco has not submitted application to join BRICS – media
Egypt’s Sisi grants pardon to activist Ahmed Douma, others
Egyptian president grants pardon to activist douma, others
UNICEF alarmed over outbreak of child cholera in DR Congo’s Kivu
UNICEF raises concerns over child cholera cases in DR Congo
Sudanese continue to suffer as conflict enters its 5 month
Sudanese conflict enters 5th month with no end in sight
Volunteer militia force being formed in Niger
Recruitment for civilian militia force to commence Saturday in Niamey, says media reports
Worst cholera outbreak in six years hits DR Congo
230 people killed from cholera in last 7 months in Congo.
Amnesty urges Ethiopia to allow human rights violations investigation
Ethiopia declared a state of emergency Aug. 4 to contain escalating violence in the Amhara region.
Burkina Faso and Mali have deployed fighter jets in Niger
Niger’s state television RTN, stated that Mali and Burkina Faso have deployed fighter jets in Niger.
ECOWAS waiting on order to carry out Niger military intervention
ECOWAS ready ‘to go into Niger any time order is given’
Exploring urban vs. rural dynamics in Sudan
Khartoum has become a melting pot of cultures, fostering innovation and new perspectives
Conflict escalating in Sudan, encompassing two additional major cities
The war in Sudan has expanded to reach two major cities, El Fasher, the capital of North Darfur state and El Fula, the capital of West Kordofan state
Sudanese Police Spokesperson: We have no role in areas of conflict
The police spokesperson, Fath Al-Rahman Mohamed Al-Tom, clarified that the police personnel have no role at the moment in areas experiencing conflicts
Sudanese Football Association cancels football season
The Competitions Committee of the Sudanese Football Association (SFA) decided to cancel the current football season of the Sudanese League
US plans to prolong the temporary protected status for Sudanese nationals
US intends to extend temporary protected status for Sudanese nationals residing on its soil
Militants kill 28 civilians in southwest Niger – sources
Violence in southwest Niger leaves 28 dead – sources
Churches linked to Mackenzie cult banned in Kenya
Kenya bans churches linked to cult-related deaths
South Africa records first drop in murders since Covid outbreak
South Africa sees decrease in murders for the first time since Covid
Niger president treason case has ‘no legal basis’ – UN
UN human rights chief: No legal basis for Niger president’s treason case