The bronzes are among thousands of intricate sculptures and castings taken by British soldiers during the 1897 raid on the Kingdom of Benin

Health authorities in Uganda announced the discharge of the last eight Ebola patients, with no new cases reported, bringing an end to the outbreak and showcasing effective coordination.

Burundi has withdrawn its troops from eastern DRC, where they were fighting alongside the Congolese army against M23 rebels.

Ethiopia and Somalia have begun technical talks in Turkey to resolve tensions over Ethiopia’s agreement with Somaliland, which Somalia views as a violation of its sovereignty.

US Army leads Justified Accord 2025 in Kenya with 1,300 soldiers from 15 nations for peacekeeping training.

Pair denies practicing sorcery, admits to possessing charms

The delay follows an agreement with the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement-North (SPLM-N), led by Abdelaziz al-Hilu, which has agreed to join the proposed government

According to sources familiar with the discussions, the new government could take shape within a week or more following the signing

Signatories hope the initiative will foster unity and cooperation to restore stability in Sudan

M23 rebels have vowed to restore order and security in Bukavu after widespread looting followed the army’s withdrawal from the city.

France’s Culture Minister Rachida Dati visits Western Sahara in a historic trip recognizing Morocco’s control over the region.

Rebel leader El-Hadi Idris, head of the Sudan Revolutionary Front, confirmed preparations to announce a civilian government in these territories following the signing

Ugandan opposition politician Kizza Besigye, on a hunger strike, has been hospitalized after his health significantly deteriorated while in detention.

Vital supplies were intended to provide ‘life-saving support to the most vulnerable families,’ says UN agency

This year’s appeal represents a 40% increase from last year’s request, despite global aid budgets facing significant constraints

It comes weeks after a deadly January assault in northern Alibori, near the borders with Niger and Burkina Faso

The DR Congo government says the Rwandan army and its allies entered Bukavu, calls for vigilance, and vows to restore order while urging international intervention.

Pravind Jugnauth, Mauritius’ former prime minister, was arrested with his wife in a major money laundering case as authorities seized suitcases filled with cash and high-end watches.

Comoros voters participate in the second round of parliamentary elections after the opposition boycotted the first round, with the ruling party already securing a majority of seats.

Egypt’s president meets in Cairo with head of World Jewish Congress

White South Africans gathered in Pretoria to support Donald Trump’s claims that they face racial discrimination under their government’s policies, including land expropriation laws.

Despite a historic shift to a bicameral system, Togo’s first Senate elections faced a major opposition boycott, with critics alleging the process was neither fair nor democratic.

The incident has raised concerns about the growing influence of Russian mercenaries in the region.

The conflict in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo escalated further with the M23 rebel group capturing the city of Bukavu, raising serious concerns about a potential regional war.