Corruption and underfunding cripple Zimbabwe’s healthcare system, as patients and doctors confront worsening hospital conditions.

An activist protested during a Club World Cup match urging Morocco to stop killing stray dogs and cats.

Constant Mutamba quits as Congo’s Justice Minister after facing corruption allegations involving a $19 million embezzlement case.

New clashes in Sudan have displaced more than 16,000 civilians while paramilitary forces advance across key territories amid an escalating conflict.

Kariuki’s father, Jonah, called for the officer to face full accountability, saying the bullet pierced just above his son’s ear

The UN says Sudan faces a crisis of humanity with ongoing war, sexual violence, hunger, and manipulated humanitarian aid harming civilians.

Nigerian authorities and bandit kingpins in Katsina struck a peace deal with weapons surrendered and hostages freed as a goodwill gesture.

Following the death of Albert Ojwang in custody, Kenya’s police deputy inspector-general steps down pending investigations and public demands.

French broadcasters RFI and France 24 face suspension in Togo over reports deemed biased and destabilising amid ongoing political unrest.

Tundu Lissu faces treason charges while protesting denial of private meetings with his lawyers in Tanzania.

President Ramaphosa called the floods in Eastern Cape a catastrophic disaster linked to climate change after heavy rains.

Uganda passes a law allowing civilians to be tried in military courts amid fears it targets opposition leaders before the upcoming election.

Eastern Chad’s Ouaddai province suffers deadly intercommunal violence leaving many dead and injured in recent days.

Rights groups and political opponents have long accused Museveni’s government of using military courts to intimidate and silence dissenters during his nearly four-decade rule

The directive appeared in an internal memo signed by the ministry’s human-resources chief, calling for a “solemn prayer session” to help achieve national food security

3rd group is expected to arrive Monday

Police tear-gassed demonstrators in Makurdi after gunmen killed over 45 people in Yelewata village prompting widespread outrage in Benue state.

Supporters gathered to endorse Ouattara’s fourth-term bid while political tensions rose over the barring of key opposition figures in Ivory Coast.

A Gaza-bound pro-Palestinian convoy was blocked by eastern Libyan forces and forced to retreat to Misrata, with activists calling for detainees’ release.

The phased return of South African troops from Congo continues while violence escalates in the eastern provinces.

Ojwang’s death in custody has ignited public outrage across Kenya, just a year after deadly youth-led protests rocked the country over police brutality and rising costs of living

The violence unfolded from late Friday into early Saturday, with many villagers reportedly burned alive in their homes

‘The accidents were caused by overloading and strong wind amid heavy rain,’ says official

Ojwang, 31, was found dead Sunday in a cell at Nairobi’s Central Police Station, two days after his arrest for allegedly defaming a top police official on social media