New UN report accuses Ethiopia of Tigray atrocities
UN investigators say they believe the Ethiopian government is behind ongoing crimes against humanity in the northern Tigray region. In…
Climate change threatens Africa urban trees
Climate change is threatening the health and survival of trees in urban areas including in Africa, with more than half…
Uganda confirms fresh outbreak of Ebola virus
A 24-year-old man infected with Ebola has died in central Uganda in a fresh outbreak confirmed by health officials. The…
Apple users in Japan, Vietnam, Malaysia to pay more for apps | Technology
California-based company says new prices will take effect from next month. Apple customers in countries including Japan, Malaysia, Pakistan, South…
FG spends N6.16trn on debt servicing in 16 months
The federal government has spent at least N6.16 trillion on debt servicing in the last 16 months, with domestic debt…
Equatorial Guinea abolishes the death penalty | Death Penalty News
Vice president lauds ‘unique’ moment for Equatorial Guinea, where the last execution occurred in 2014. Equatorial Guinea has abolished the…
PFN warns against procurement of Justice by highest bidder
With some of the post election matters in 2023 likely to end up in litigations, the National Publicity Secretary of…
Chad FM resigns citing disagreements with ruling military gov’t | Politics News
Mahamat Zene Cherif accuses the ruling government of sidelining him from the dialogue process aimed at paving the way for…
Tanzanian president Samia wins SDGs award
The International Directorate of African Affairs, International Association of World Peace Advocates (IAWPA) has announced Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan…
UN: Warring sides committing atrocities in Ethiopia’s Tigray | Humanitarian Crises News
UN experts on Monday said that there are reasonable grounds to believe that “war crimes and crimes against humanity” have…
Tunisian authorities summon Ennahdha leaders for questioning | Politics News
Rached Ghannouchi and Ali Larayedh appeared at a police station after being summoned by ‘anti-terrorism’ police. Rached Ghannouchi, speaker of…
AbdulRazaq woos diaspora Nigerians for Tinubu
Kwara state governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq has canvassed supports from Nigerians in the diaspora for the presidential ambition of All Progressive…
Who is – and who is not – attending Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral? | Infographic News
World leaders and royals assembled in London for Queen Elizabeth’s funeral. World leaders arrived in London to pay their final…
Egypt frees Al Jazeera journalist Ahmed al-Najdi | News
Ahmed al-Najdi calls on Egyptian authorities to release his colleagues Hisham Abdel Aziz, Bahauddin Ibrahim and Rabie el-Sheikh. The Al…
Real over-voting occurred in only six polling units, says Adeleke
The Osun state governor-elect, Ademola Adeleke, Saturday said the claim by Governor Adegboyega Oyetola and his party, All Progressives Congress…
Sadock John, from robbing houses to a football World Cup | Football
Sadock John grew up on the streets of Tanzania, playing football and being part of various gangs that would break…
World’s first public database on fossil fuels launched | Fossil Fuels News
Climate campaigners have launched the world’s first registry of fossil fuel reserves, production and emissions. In a statement on Monday,…
We’re well-positioned to meet customers’ banking needs in Africa – UBA GMD
The Group Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, United Bank for Africa (UBA) Plc, Oliver Alawuba, has said that the bank’s consistent…
Britain prepares for state funeral and final farewell to queen | Politics News
The 2,000 strong congregation will include world leaders, royalty, representatives from charity and those who made ‘extraordinary contributions’ in dealing…
Gaza farmer finds Byzantine mosaic while planting tree
A Palestinian farmer has discovered an ornate Byzantine floor mosaic while trying to plant an olive tree on his land…