Morocco charges over 2,400 people after violent Gen Z protests

Thousands face charges in Morocco after Gen Z protests escalated, sparking criticism of government actions and legal crackdowns.

Ivory Coast opposition calls for protest over election massacres

The Ivory Coast opposition has called a November 8 protest to denounce alleged election violence and demand justice for victims.

Italy tells citizens to leave Mali as militant fuel blockade deepens crisis

Italy urges citizens to leave Mali as a militant fuel blockade worsens shortages and heightens risks in Bamako

African Union condemns deadly response to Cameroon protests

The African Union condemned the deadly crackdown on protesters in Cameroon following the disputed re-election of 92-year-old President Paul Biya.

The Gambia vows to arrest Yahya Jammeh if he returns home

The Gambia reaffirmed it will arrest and prosecute former ruler Yahya Jammeh if he returns, rejecting immunity claims and pledging a fair legal process.

Tanzanians vote amid fears, restrictions in a tightly controlled race

Tanzanians vote in an election marked by opposition bans and human rights concerns, with President Samia Hassan seeking her first full term.

Tunisian journalists face rising threats and growing censorship

Tunisian journalists warn of escalating censorship, intimidation, and restrictions on press freedom amid President Kais Saied’s tightening control over civil society.

Eighteen migrants dead, over 90 rescued after boat capsizes off Libya

Red Crescent: 18 dead, 90+ rescued after migrant boat capsizes off Libya’s coast near Surman

US urges citizens to leave Mali as militant fuel blockade worsens

US urges immediate departures from Mali amid JNIM fuel blockade, school closures and rising security threats

Kenya tourist plane crash kills 11 near coast; bad weather suspected

A tourist flight from Diani to Maasai Mara crashed near Kenya’s coast, killing 11; bad weather is suspected

Ethiopia urges calm and stresses Red Sea access for regional growth

Ethiopia highlights maritime access as vital for Horn of Africa prosperity and urges neighbours to pursue dialogue.

Twelve tourists die as Cessna Caravan crashes in Kenya forest

A Mombasa Air Safari plane carrying 12 tourists crashed in Kwale forest, killing all on board as authorities investigate the cause.

UN appoints experts to investigate human rights violations in eastern DRC

The UN Human Rights Council appointed three experts to investigate widespread human rights violations in eastern DRC after delays caused by budget shortfalls.

Nnamdi Kanu refuses to defend himself in Nigerian terrorism trial

Nnamdi Kanu refused to defend himself in court, claiming Nigeria has no valid legal basis for terrorism charges.

Vance to visit Kenya after G20 summit in South Africa

Vance heads to Nairobi after the G20; Nov 24–27 visit aligns with US-Kenya trade push and security cooperation

Nigeria intercepts armed gang attempting cross-border attack

Nigerian soldiers killed 80 bandits in Kebbi after a gunfight, rescued a kidnapped victim, and seized weapons amid rising cross-border criminal threats.

Violent protests erupt in Cameroon on eve of contested election results

Clashes erupted in Garoua and Douala as Tchiroma Bakary’s supporters claimed victory and accused the ruling party of election fraud

Mali suspends all schools nationwide for two weeks amid fuel shortage

Mali has suspended all educational activities for two weeks due to a fuel shortage that has disrupted transport and access to schools.

Fourteen inmates escape from Zambian prison leaving officer dead

Fourteen inmates escaped from a Zambian prison, killing an officer, with authorities recapturing three and hunting the remaining eleven.

Djibouti lifts age limit and paves way for Guelleh sixth term

Djibouti’s parliament lifted the presidential age limit, potentially allowing Guelleh a sixth term.

Namibia’s leader takes over industry and energy ministry

Namibia’s president removed Natangwe Ithete from his posts and took over the industry and energy ministry.

Cameroonian authorities detain 30 supporters of opposition leader

Cameroonian authorities detained around 30 opposition supporters as tensions rose ahead of the announcement of presidential election results.

RSF captures El Fasher after SAF rejects three-month ceasefire

RSF says it seized al-Fashir’s SAF HQ after a yearlong siege; verification limited amid a blackout

Kenya’s navy intercepts a $63 M meth shipment off Mombasa coast

Kenya’s navy seized over a ton of methamphetamine worth $63 million and arrested six Iranians in a major narcotics operation near Mombasa.

Malawi declares disaster as drought threatens millions with hunger

Malawi’s president declared a state of disaster in eleven districts as prolonged drought puts about 4 million people at risk of severe food shortages.

Gen Z 212 marches across Moroccan cities demanding change now

Young Moroccans from the Gen Z 212 Movement staged weekend protests demanding reforms, anti-corruption measures, and the release of detainees.

Senegal reports more new Rift Valley fever cases with one death

Senegal reports 15 new Rift Valley fever cases, bringing the total to 302 across eight regions, while authorities urge coordinated action to contain the outbreak.

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