The handover of the Mopti camp marks a significant step in the closure of the UN peacekeeping mission in Mali.

The Museum of Black Civilizations in Dakar celebrates its fifth anniversary, but a sparse crowd disappoints during the free public day.

Kenya’s pangolins are back! But the battle to secure their future is just beginning.

Global displacement crisis deepens. UN calls for $10.6B to support 130 million+ refugees & internally displaced.

Janine van Wyk has surpassed Egyptian legend Ahmed Hassan to set a new record for the most caps by an African footballer.

This rising dependence on food imports is driven by factors such as population growth, urbanization, and climate change.

In the face of a devastating drought, water filters are playing a vital role in saving lives and alleviating suffering in Kenya.

Developing nations seek a more inclusive and effective approach to climate action at COP28, with a focus on the needs of developing countries.

A decade after the passing of Nelson Mandela, South Africa is grappling with a complex relationship with the legacy of its iconic former president.

After years of lost resources and frustrated efforts, African nations finally have a powerful weapon in their fight against illicit financial outflows: the Common Africa Position on Asset Recovery (Capar). Formally adopted at the 45th African Union Advisory Board Against Corruption (AUABC) meeting, Capar promises to be a game-changer for financial transparency and development across the continent. With a clear mandate to identify and reclaim assets stolen from Africa and hidden abroad, Capar operates on four key pillars: detection and identification, recovery and return, effective management, and strong cooperation and partnerships. This comprehensive approach ensures that no stone is left unturned in the pursuit of stolen riches, from natural resources and artifacts to illegally concealed funds. Tackling the Problem at its Root Capar addresses not only the immediate issue of stolen assets but also tackles the underlying causes of illicit financial flows. By targeting abusive transfer pricing, trade mis-invoicing, tax evasion, and other corrupt practices, Capar aims to prevent future generations from inheriting a legacy of plundered wealth. The implementation of Capar marks a significant step towards a more transparent and prosperous Africa. Working closely with anti-graft bodies and respecting the sovereignty of member states, Capar offers a collaborative path to achieving financial justice and empowering African nations to invest in their own development. With the backing of the AU and the dedication of the AUABC, Capar offers a ray of hope for the recovery of Africa’s stolen treasures. A New Era for Financial Transparency in Africa From stolen cash and valuable minerals stashed in overseas accounts to smuggled artifacts and siphoned resources, Capar has the potential to make a real difference in the lives of millions of Africans. Capar’s arrival marks a new era for financial transparency in Africa. As the continent embarks on a journey of reclaiming its lost wealth and establishing ethical financial practices, Capar stands as a powerful symbol of hope for a brighter future.

Landmark move as 2,000 captive southern white rhinos return to the wild across Africa.

A 70-year-old Ugandan woman has given birth to twins after receiving fertility treatment.

Tanzania’s national parks generate carbon credits, protecting biodiversity and tackling climate change.

Africa’s cocoa production decline is raising concerns about a global deficit and its potential impact on the global chocolate market.

L Disease is adding to the misery of residents in the flood-stricken Somali district of Dolow, where thousands are still struggling to recover from the disaster.

At least 14 people have been killed in a night raid by suspected militants in eastern Congo.

Three West African nations led by military juntas have formed a new alliance, with some analysts suggesting it is an attempt to legitimize their rule.

As diphtheria cases continue to climb in West Africa, vaccination efforts are being tailored to reach the most vulnerable populations, including children and adults who have missed out on routine immunizations.

The town of Beledweyne has been particularly hard hit by the floods, with residents losing their homes and possessions.

The Saudi authorities allegedly unexpectedly canceled the visas of the Nigerians during the flight for reasons undisclosed

Niger’s junta has revoked the diplomatic immunity of the French ambassador, Sylvain Itte, and ordered the police to expel him from the country

Interpol operation against West African internet scams seizes over €2M

Landlocked African countries face unique challenges that often set them apart from their coastal counterparts