Dozens of Nigerian fishermen feared dead after Chad air strikes

Dozens of Nigerian fishermen feared dead after Chad strikes Boko Haram bases

Togolese coalition gathers to protest against constitutional reforms

Several hundred people gathered in Lome to protest against the consolidation of presidential power.

Benin opposition party joins the ruling bloc after election loss

Benin opposition party FCBE joins the ruling bloc after a major defeat in the presidential election.

Rwanda-backed group criticizes US over Congo peace deal

M23 rebels send a letter to Marco Rubio claiming the U.S. is biased in the Congo peace negotiations.

Thousands gather in Bamako to support Mali junta after attacks

Mali military regime calls for mobilization after losing control of northern areas to insurgents.

Gunmen kill 14 people in midnight attack on Nigerian community

Police have been deployed to Kwall District following a deadly raid that killed 14 civilians

Macron begins an Africa tour to renew regional engagement

The French presidency aims to replace old political strategies with transparent business deals.

South Africa court revives the Phala Phala farm cash probe

President Ramaphosa faces renewed scrutiny over alleged cash concealment following a court ruling.

Somalia faces severe malnutrition crisis as WFP warns of aid halt

Somalia faces worsening hunger crisis as WFP warns aid may stop

Congo’s Tshisekedi says he is open to seeking a third term

President Felix Tshisekedi says he will accept a third term if the Congolese people demand a change.

UN rights chief Volker Turk demands Tunisia end civic repression

The UN calls for the unconditional release of all journalists detained for expressing their views.

Rwandan says Aimable Karasira dies from overdose at prison

Analysts demand an independent inquiry after Aimable Karasira dies in Rwandan government custody.

Dozens killed in central Mali attacks by insurgents

JNIM-linked attacks in central Mali kill dozens, sources say

African states warn citizens amid xenophobic attacks in South Africa

Migrants warned as xenophobic violence rises in South Africa

Zimbabwe to return 67 farms to European investors

Zimbabwe to hand back seized farms amid debt relief push

Mali security forces arrest opposition amid rising unrest

Mali faces widening security crisis after militant offensives and political detentions amid transport blockades and military reshuffle in Bamako region.

Search continues for missing US soldiers

Coordinated efforts continue across Morocco coastline as US soldiers remain missing during joint military training exercises with allied nations.

Ivory Coast dissolves electoral body to reform voting management

Officials shut down the election body to restore public trust and ensure future peaceful polls.

Somali pirates abandon hijacked dhow after failed ship attacks

Global maritime coalitions remain on high alert as several ships remain in the hands of Somali pirates.

Anicet Georges Dologuélé denounces seizure of his passport

The former prime minister of CAR was barred from traveling to an African Union meeting on Wednesday.

Tunisia jails ex-justice minister Bhiri for 20 years

Court jails Ennahda’s Bhiri over alleged forged passports as opposition decries political targeting

Kenya rescues orphaned baby hippo found beside dead mother

Orphaned baby hippo rescued in Kenya, hand-raised at sanctuary

Cameroon renationalises its electricity operator after privatisation

President Paul Biya signed a decree to transform the former Eneo company into the new Socadel.

Tigray party reclaims political control in northern Ethiopia region

The TPLF restored its legislative council in northern Ethiopia despite warnings of new violence.

Boko Haram strikes Chadian base killing at least 24

Militants strike Chad army base killing more than 20 troops as Lake Chad region faces rising insecurity and attacks.

Mauritanian court jails two lawmakers for accusing the president

Opposition lawyers are appealing the four-year jail sentence given to two female parliamentarians.

Central African Republic election results delayed by ANE strike

Election results in the Central African Republic are delayed due to a staff strike over unpaid pay.

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