Nigerian influencer apologises over migration comments
A Nigerian influencer has made an apology on his YouTube channel after he made comments to the BBC saying that…
UN urges Sudan generals to end sexual violence
The UN human rights chief has urged the two warring generals in Sudan to stop sexual violence and spare the…
Dozens of Nigerian students hospitalized after inhaling teargas
More than 30 school children have been hospitalised after they inhaled teargas fumes from canisters fired by anti-riot police during…
South Africa load-shedding: The roots of Eskom’s power problem
Late one Thursday afternoon, last November, a maintenance contractor reached his hand under a huge rotating shaft at an ageing…
Crimean-Congo haemorrhagic fever outbreak declared in Namibia
The Namibian health authorities have confirmed the outbreak of Crimean-Congo Hemorrhagic fever, following the death of a patient in the…
The Power of Forgiveness: African Leaders Discuss Reconciliation as a Path to Peace
In recent years, there has been an increasing recognition of the power of forgiveness as a means to achieve peace…
A New Era of Peace: Promising Signs for Africa’s Troubled Regions
Africa has long been plagued by conflicts and violence, but there are promising signs of a new era of peace…
Sudan conflict: The Eritrean refugees caught between two crises
wanted to remain anonymous. She explained that she was an evangelical Christian and had difficulties in Eritrea, where religion is…
Sudan ceasefire: Khartoum largely quiet, residents say
ADVERTISEMENT Sudan ceasefire: Khartoum largely quiet, residents say The latest ceasefire aimed at ending the devastating conflict in Sudan appears…
Vinicius Jr case opens wider racism debate in Spain
Insults aimed at Real Madrid soccer player Vinicius Jr have triggered a fierce debate about racism in sport and whether…
David Hunter trial: Murder accused cared for wife ‘very well’
A British pensioner accused of murdering his ill wife did the “very demanding” job of looking after her “very well”,…
Genoa bridge disaster: Risk of collapse ‘was known for years’
An Italian trial into the 2018 Genoa bridge disaster that killed 43 people has heard it was known for years…
Christian Glass: Family of Colorado man shot by police get $19m settlement
The family of a man who was shot dead by police in Colorado while suffering a mental health crisis will…
Uganda restricts pilgrims from trekking overnight
Ugandan police have restricted night movement for Christian pilgrims travelling to Namugongo Shrine for next month’s Martyrs’ Day celebrations, citing…
El Salvador’s Alianza: Football club punished for stadium crush that killed 12
El Salvador’s football federation has imposed a fine and a 12-month stadium ban on Alianza FC after a deadly crush…
Senegal opposition leader boycotts rape trial again
The trial of Senegal’s opposition leader on charges of rape has resumed, but Ousmane Sonko failed to appear in court…
South Africa could become failed state, says ANC’s Fikile Mbalula
South Africa could become a “failed state” but has yet to reach that point, a senior official of the ruling…
Power restored to Ghana hospital after babies died
Electricity has been restored to a hospital in northern Ghana to the joy of a doctor who said two babies…
A Road to Peace: How African nations are coming together to forge a brighter future
In recent years, African nations have made significant strides towards achieving sustainable peace and development. Through regional cooperation and increased…
From Conflict to Harmony: Progress being made in resolving long-standing disputes in Africa
Africa has long been plagued by conflicts and various disputes that have resulted in violence, displacement, and loss of lives.…