Fela Kuti’s legacy celebrated in Lagos concert
The Felebration in Lagos honors the Afrobeat legend Fela Kuti, known for his groundbreaking music and political activism.
Kenya relocates 100 elephants to ease overpopulation
Kenya is relocating 100 elephants from Mwea National Reserve to Aberdare National Park due to overpopulation.
Idris Elba champions African cinema’s future at Accra Summit
Golden Globe winner Idris Elba calls for a global stage for African cinema, highlighting its untapped potential and the need for homegrown support.
No, no, no: NBA star Dikembe Mutombo dies of brain cancer
Dikembe Mutombo, an NBA Hall of Famer and beloved global ambassador, has died at the age of 58 from brain cancer.
Africa’s largest mangrove restoration gets approval in Mozambique
Blue Forest will plant 200 million trees over 60 years to revitalize the coastline and combat climate change.
Iconic Niger mosque destroyed by torrential rains
The iconic building, dating back to the 19th century, was completely destroyed by the torrential rains.
Eli Lilly licenses Olumiant production to Egypt’s Eva Pharma
The companies will collaborate on localizing the drug’s production in Egypt.
Miss South Africa contestant wins miss universe Nigeria
A beauty queen who faced backlash in South Africa due to her Nigerian heritage has been crowned Miss Universe Nigeria.
Senegal halts mining near Mali border to protect river
The Faleme River, a vital source of water for thousands in Senegal, is facing significant pollution from gold mining.
Athletes with disabilities shine in French capital
The games are taking place in iconic Parisian venues, with many of the same locations used for the recent Olympics.
Egypt unveils renovated medieval hospital
The renovated building will be used for cultural events with community involvement, marking a new era of heritage preservation.
Rangers and Remo Stars fly Nigerian flag high in CAF
Nigerian football is on the rise as Enugu Rangers and Remo Stars deliver impressive performances in the CAF Champions League qualifiers.
UNICEF: Heatwaves surge, killing children in Africa
Urgent action is needed to protect vulnerable children from the escalating climate crisis, the global body has said.
Ancient Egyptian treasure trove found in 63 tombs
A treasure trove of gold, jewelry, and other ancient relics has been unearthed in Egypt.
Lion day highlights cruel captivity and hunting trade in Africa
By visiting lion farms or participating in canned hunts, they support a cruel trade that threatens the survival of wild lions.
Botswana celebrates as Letsile Tebogo wins gold in men’s 200m
Botswana’s Letsile Tebogo made history by becoming the first African to win gold in the 200m.
Severe drought cripples southern Africa, WFP appeals for aid
The UN World Food Programme is facing a severe funding shortage to address the devastating drought in Southern Africa, which has left millions facing food insecurity.
Sierra Leone doctor leads mental health revolution
Sierra Leone’s “Crase Yard” has been reborn as a teaching hospital under the leadership of Dr. Abdul Jalloh, offering new hope for those struggling with mental health issues.
South Africa sees fewer rhino deaths in first half of 2024
Rhino poaching in South Africa decreased in the first half of 2024, possibly due to a dehorning program, despite an overall increase in the rhino population.
Egypt defeats Spain to advance
Egypt caused a major upset by defeating Spain 2-1 to secure their place in the Olympic men’s football quarterfinals.
Nigeria women’s basketball team snubbed at Olympics opening
In a shocking turn of events, the Nigerian women’s basketball team was denied entry to the delegation’s boat for the Paris Olympics opening ceremony.
Crowd trouble mars Morocco’s dramatic win over Argentina
A late goal and VAR drama secured a dramatic victory for Morocco over Argentina in their Olympic clash.
Strong political will needed to fight HIV in Africa — UN
A new report highlights the urgent need to address the HIV crisis in West and Central Africa.
Drought cripples Morocco’s agriculture, threatens food supply
Morocco’s six-year drought has devastated wheat production, impacting farmers, economy, and food security.
Tobi Amusan to lead Nigeria at Paris Olympics
Tobi Amusan, the world record-holding hurdler, has been chosen to represent Nigeria as the flag bearer at the Paris Olympics opening ceremony.
South African president signs law to counter climate change
The Climate Change Bill aims to enable South Africa to meet its emissions reduction commitments under the Paris climate agreement.
African cities showcase stunning modern architecture
Africa is experiencing a remarkable architectural renaissance in various cities