Schools have begun reopening across parts of northern Nigeria after months of closure following mass student abductions, though many areas remain shut due to security fears.
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CAF has opened investigations into on-pitch clashes after the Algeria-Nigeria quarter-final and controversial incidents in Morocco’s win over Cameroon.
CAF opens investigation after Algeria and Nigeria clash Read More »
Iran is facing mounting international concern after a rights group accused authorities of mass killings during nationwide protests, as the government orders counter-rallies and arrests thousands.
Iranian crackdown turns protests into one of the deadliest crises in years Read More »
Benin has held parliamentary and local elections after a failed coup attempt, with President Patrice Talon’s coalition expected to strengthen its grip as the opposition faces major restrictions.
Benin votes as Talon allies seek tighter grip after coup shock Read More »
Egypt announces $1.8bn renewable energy investments to strengthen solar and storage capacity.
Egypt signs $1.8bn renewable energy deals Read More »
Ethiopian Airlines has begun building a $12.5bn airport near Addis Ababa, set to open in 2030
Ethiopia begins $12.5 billion construction of ‘Africa’s biggest airport’ Read More »
Ecowas leaders met Guinea-Bissau’s junta to press for the release of detainees and a swift, inclusive transition back to constitutional rule after the November coup.
Ecowas leaders press Guinea-Bissau junta over detainees Read More »
The United States says it could soon lift more sanctions on Venezuela to restart oil sales, unlock frozen IMF assets and support economic rebuilding after the arrest of Nicolas Maduro.
US weighs lifting Venezuela sanctions to restart oil sales Read More »
Gunmen have released travellers kidnapped in Plateau state while they were heading to a Muslim religious event, Nigerian authorities and relatives said.
Gunmen release Nigeria abductees seized en route to Muslim event Read More »
UNHCR says 53 Congolese refugees have died in Burundi, with cholera and malnutrition cited as key causes
UN: 53 Congolese refugees die in Burundi amid cholera outbreak Read More »
