Over 300 pupils and teachers were seized from a Catholic school in Niger state, one of Nigeria’s largest mass kidnappings
Over 300 taken in one of Nigeria’s worst school kidnappings Read More »
Tanzania’s president warned that violent post-election unrest could reduce international funding and urged the government to use domestic resources for development.
Tanzania’s president warns election violence may cut off key funding Read More »
The US has deployed a carrier strike group to Latin America to counter drug trafficking, escalating tensions and drawing criticism from regional leaders.
US sends carrier group to battle drug networks in Latin America Read More »
Ethiopia denies Egypt’s claims that the Grand Renaissance Dam caused Sudan floods, attributing them to rainfall and rising White Nile levels.
Ethiopia rejects Egypt’s flood claims, defends Renaissance Dam Read More »
At least 34 bodies found in Kwa Binzaro; 11 suspects held as police probe possible Shakahola-linked sect
New mass graves in Kilifi revive fears of Shakahola-style cult killings Read More »
Addis Ababa switches on Africa’s largest hydropower dam, testing fragile Nile politics as Cairo vows to protect its water rights
GERD launch electrifies Ethiopia—and tensions with Egypt Read More »
A night raid on Darul Jamal killed over 60, residents say, with homes burned and survivors fleeing to Bama
Boko Haram kills over 60 in ‘house-to-house’ raid on Borno village Read More »
At least six Senegalese truckers were kidnapped in western Mali as a insurgent group declared a transport blockade.
Senegalese truckers are kidnapped in western Mali Read More »
Qatari firm Al Mansour Holding pledged $21 billion in investments across DRC sectors while Doha mediates ongoing eastern conflicts.
Al Mansour Holding plans to invest 21 billion dollars in DRC Read More »
Burkina Faso’s junta has criminalized homosexuality with prison sentences and fines as part of family and citizenship reforms.
Burkina Faso criminalizes homosexuality with jail terms Read More »
