Tunisia recovers 14 migrant bodies off coast
The Tunisian authorities have recovered 14 bodies of migrants off the coast of the country in the last 24 hours.…
Nigerian president extends UK trip for dental care
Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari has extended his stay in London by a week for dental treatment, his aide has said.…
Mass protests planned in Senegal over ‘poll plot’
A coalition of opposition parties in Senegal says it will stage protest rallies over what it says is a move…
Kenyan ‘Jesus’ summoned in crackdown on cults
A controversial Kenyan preacher has been summoned by police as the government cracks down on what it calls rogue churches…
Kenyan starvation cult leader due in court amid probe
The leader of a Kenyan cult is expected back in court on Wednesday as police continue to investigate the deaths…
Ethiopia worst for premature births in Africa
Ethiopia has the highest rate of premature births in Africa – followed by the Democratic Republic of Congo, South Africa…
Sudan army accused of bombing old presidential palace
Sudan’s paramilitary group, the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), has accused the army of launching airstrikes on the country’s old presidential…
DR Congo anger over regional force’s ‘rebel collusion’
Democratic Republic of Congo’s President FélixTshisekedi has accused the regional force deployed to the east of his country of not…
Tanzania MPs warned not to undress in parliament
Tanzanian MPs have been warned not to take off any of their clothes when in parliament. Speaker Tulia Ackson issued…
Nigerians too late to sue Shell – top UK court
The Supreme Court in London has ruled that it is too late for a group of Nigerian claimants to sue…
Djerba Tunisia: Deadly shooting near Africa’s oldest synagogue
Two visitors and two security guards have been killed in a gun attack near Africa’s oldest synagogue, on the Tunisian…
Celebrating Success: African Nations Achieving Peaceful Transitions
As we reflect on the progress made by African nations over the past few years, it is clear that celebrating…
Transforming the Culture of Violence: Africa’s Journey to Lasting Peace
Africa has long been associated with violence, conflict, and instability. From civil wars and ethnic tensions to political upheavals and…
The Rise of Peacemakers: Stories of Hope from Africa
In a world where violence and conflict seem to dominate news headlines, it can be easy to overlook the powerful…
Sudan ex-minister doubts fighting will end
The former foreign minister of Sudan, Mariam al-Sadiq al-Mahdi, says she doubts the rival military factions can agree on a…
Botswana hit by electricity blackout
Botswana was hit by a nationwide electricity blackout shortly after midnight following a “grid disturbance”, the state’s power utility has…
No use for talks without a genuine ceasefire – Burhan
Little information continues to be released publicly on the progress of the Saudi-US mediated talks in Jeddah between the Sudan…
SA teen dies after gun reportedly discharged by accident
A teenage boy died on Monday after he and his friend were reportedly playing with a gun that was accidentally…
Air strikes hit Sudanese cities despite truce talks
Sudanese military fighter jets are continuing with air strikes in the capital Khartoum and the adjacent cities of Bahri and…
Don’t exempt hospitals from power cuts – SA government
South Africa’s government says it will launch an urgent appeal against a court ruling that hospitals, schools and police stations…