Muhoozi Kainerugaba, Museveni’s eldest son and Uganda’s Chief of Defence Forces, said last week that he had detained Eddie Mutwe, the chief bodyguard for opposition leader Bobi Wine, in his basement

The opposition, however, has labeled the move a “constitutional coup,” warning that it could extend Gnassingbé’s family’s rule over the West African nation indefinitely

This marks the latest effort by the Trump administration to resolve the decades-long conflict in the mineral-rich region

The central bank attributed the widening deficit to a 47.4% surge in the trade deficit, which reached $27.5 billion

In a ruling issued today, the court found that Sudan failed to present sufficient legal grounds for its claim that the UAE had violated international law by supporting Sudanese factions in the ongoing conflict

The case centers on the death of Samantha Pendo, who died in August 2017 in Kisumu after police officers fired tear gas into her home, suffocating and allegedly assaulting her

The incident occurred on Sunday during a rally in Migori County in western Kenya

Oman’s sultan meets Algerian president in Algiers to boost cooperation and regional dialogue, marking a major diplomatic milestone after decades.

M23 rebels took over Lunyasenge in eastern DR Congo after deadly clashes despite a peace agreement signed between Congo and Rwanda.

South African military officials confirm the exit of troops from Goma as the SADC mission withdrawal process starts under cease-fire terms.

Boko Haram attacked a military base in Yobe, Nigeria, killing four soldiers and damaging equipment during a violent and prolonged firefight.

Starlink has been rapidly expanding across Africa, now operating in over a dozen countries as part of its push to provide global broadband service

Angola is experiencing its worst cholera outbreak in decades, with over 17,000 cases and hundreds of deaths reported across 17 provinces since January.

Echorouk News TV was suspended for using a racist term against African migrants, with authorities demanding an apology.

Hundreds of worshippers attended the funeral of Aboubakar Cisse, a young Malian man murdered in a French mosque, sparking nationwide outrage and grief.

A UN advisory panel completed its consultations and outlined solutions to help restart Libya’s stalled election process and political transition.

Faure Gnassingbe will take office under Togo’s new system despite opposition criticism over constitutional reform.

Legal experts probe severe working conditions for Meta content moderators in Ghana, including distressing content exposure and mental health concerns.

Tanzanian cleric Charles Kitima, who called for electoral reforms, was attacked, with the EU and US urging a full investigation into the incident.

Gen. Kainerugaba, who also serves as the military chief, took to social media to announce that Sebuufu was “in my basement,” alongside a photo showing Sebuufu with a clean-shaven head

Opponents of Saied gathered in central Tunis, accusing him of using the judiciary and police to silence dissent

Thousands rallied in Burkina Faso’s capital to support the military junta and its leader Ibrahim Traore after a failed coup attempt and U.S. criticism.

The Democratic Republic of the Congo has requested its senate lift former president Joseph Kabila’s immunity so he can face charges of war crimes and support for rebel forces.

Kenyan opposition MP Charles Were was shot dead in Nairobi by gunmen on a motorbike, according to local media reports.