Angola’s healthcare sector strives for progress amidst challenges
The healthcare sector in Angola continues its journey towards progress, with efforts to improve access to quality medical services for its citizens.
Brussels rejecting envoy threatens relations – Rwanda
Rwanda regrets Belgium’s ‘unfortunate’ decision to reject envoy
Blackouts hit Johannesburg after cable thieves’ deaths
Cable thieves’ deaths spark blackouts in Johannesburg
Barbie sales skyrocket as movie frenzy hits South Africa
Barbie sales shoot up as movie frenzy hits S.Africa
Ghana parliament votes to outlaw death penalty
Ghana parliament outlaws death penalty
Nigerian doctors begin indefinite nationwide strike over pay
Nigerian doctors begin strike over pay, welfare
Senegal bus crash kills at least 23, injures dozens
At least 23 killed in Senegal bus crash
West, African neighbors condemn Niger ‘coup attempt’
Niger ‘coup attempt’ sparks condemnation by African neighbors
Weary Kenyans hope for end to protests as Ruto offers to meet Odinga
Kenyans hope for end to demos as Ruto offers to meet opposition
Five Moroccan migrants drown after boat capsize off Western Sahara
Five Moroccan migrants drown off Western Sahara: NGO
Death toll rises to 16 in Senegal boat capsize
Death toll in Senegal boat capsize rises to 16
Over 70 injured in South Africa bus collision
2 buses collide during peak traffic hour outside entrance to Johannesburg University
Sudan conflict impacts humanitarian situation in Chad: UN official
More than 250,000 refugees and returnees have fled to Chad over past 3 months
Kenya’s Ruto offers to meet with leader of opposition protests
Kenya’s president offers to meet protest leader
Bandits kill 34 people, including 7 soldiers, in northwest Nigeria
Armed gang kills 34 people in northwest Nigeria attack
Tunisians march against Saied on anniversary of his power grab
Tunisians protest against president on anniversary of power seizure.
Raging wildfires kill 34 in Algeria, spread to Tunisia
Deadly fires rage along Algeria coast, spread to Tunisia
Exploring the rich diversity of Sudan’s languages
Sudan, a vast and culturally diverse country in northeastern Africa, boasts a linguistic tapestry as vibrant and varied as its landscapes.
Botswana doubles planned capacity of coal-fired power plant to 600 MW
Botswana doubles planned capacity of power plant to 600 MW
Odinga slams ‘unprecedented police brutality’ at Kenya protests
Kenya’s Odinga condemns ‘unprecedented police brutality’ at protests
Pro-junta activist jailed for three years in Burkina Faso
Burkina Faso jails pro-junta activist for three years
Egypt summons Swedish envoy over Quran burnings
Egypt summons Sweden’s chargé d’affaires over Koran burning
RSF says it is ‘Time for peace’ in Sudan and Darfur
Rapid Support Forces envoy says it is ‘Time for peace’ in Sudan
Doctors Without Borders pulling back from Somali
Recurrent attacks on medical facilities and level of extreme violence are reasons for withdrawal
Kenya’s opposition calls to vigils for police brutality victims
Kenya’s opposition halts anti-govt protests, shifts to vigils for police brutality victims
French will no longer be used as an official language in Mali
French will no longer be used as an official language in Mali.
Malian officials sanctioned by U.S. over alleged ties to Wagner PMC
US sanctions Malian officials over alleged ties to Wagner Group