Protesters in Port Sudan want UN envoy to leave – TV
Protesters on Thursday surrounded the residence of the head of the UN mission in Sudan, Volker Perthes, in the eastern…
Japan pledges to help Mozambique fight terrorism
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida says his country is ready to assist Mozambique in the fight against terrorism. The Japanese…
German leader Scholz in Kenya to explore green energy
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has arrived in Kenya for an official visit, which will see him hold bilateral talks with…
Burkina Faso hails Russia as a ‘strategic partner’
Burkina Faso’s interim president, Capt Ibrahim Traore, has said he was satisfied with his country’s military ties with Russia, which…
Tributes as widow of Kenya’s Mau Mau icon dies
Kenyans have been paying their tributes to Mukami Kimathi, the widow of Kenya’s Mau Mau freedom struggle icon Dedan Kimathi.…
African leaders arrive in London for King’s coronation
Several heads of African states, mostly from Commonwealth countries, have arrived in London for King Charles’s coronation on Saturday. Among…
On-air attack on journalist must be investigated – Ghana
Ghana’s Ministry of Information has called for an investigation into an attack on a journalist on live radio, while condemning…
Cannabis and khat ban overturned in Uganda
law that criminalised drugs and narcotics, such as marijuana and khat, has been nullified by Uganda’s constitutional court. It follows…
Mali junta says referendum to be held on 18 June
Mali’s military authorities have announced 18 June as the new date for a referendum on a draft constitution. Security forces…
Healing Wounds of War: The Amazing Examples of Forgiveness and Reconciliation in Africa
Africa has been marked by conflict and war for many years. The result is a continent filled with scars –…
Joining Forces for Peace: The Collaborative Efforts of African Nations and the International Community.
African nations have long been plagued by conflict, war, and instability. In many instances, these conflicts have been fueled by…
A Continent in Harmony: The Rise of Peaceful Coexistence in Africa
Africa has long been synonymous with conflict and instability. From colonialism and slavery to tribal warfare and political upheaval, the…
Uganda anti-gay laws: Beaten and forced to flee for being LGBT
Last month the Ugandan parliament passed an anti-homosexuality bill that meant anyone who identifies as LGBT could face life in…
Sudan rivals unwilling to end fight – UN aid chief
The United Nations aid chief has said it will be difficult to secure an end to the fighting in Sudan,…
Can Morocco solve Europe’s energy crisis?
Morocco has big ambitions to export electricity produced by solar and wind farms to Europe, but should it be prioritising…
South Africa unveils revamped local currency
South Africa has unveiled new banknotes and coins, the country’s first major upgrade to its currency in more than a…
Sierra Leone presidential challenger cleared to run
The Electoral Commission of Sierra Leone (ECSL) has cleared presidential opposition candidate Samura Kamara to run in the June vote.…
First batch of Nigerians from Sudan arrive home
The first group of 376 Nigerians fleeing the crisis in Sudan arrived in Abuja on Wednesday, after being stranded for…
Morocco approves Amazigh new year as national holiday
Morocco’s King Mohamed IV has approved the Amazigh new year as an official paid national holiday. It follows a long-running…
Nigeria seeks life in jail for illegal explosives makers
The Nigeria senate has passed a bill recommending life imprisonment, without the option of fine, for manufacturers of unlawful explosives…