According to a top UN official, Sudan's conflict is increasingly damaging the region with overflowing consequences into neighbouring South Sudan and the occupied Abyei region. According to Martha Pobee who is an Assistant Secretary-General for…
Ethiopia parliament votes to lift the state of…
Ethiopia - Ethiopian lawmakers have voted to end the country's three-month state of emergency, citing improvement of security conditions in the country. The lawmakers said that mediation efforts continue to end the deadly war in…
To end fuel shortages, Nigeria launches a 24-hour…
Nigeria - Nigeria's state-run oil company announced that it has begun distributing petrol to service stations 24 hours a day to end a week-long scarcity that had caused traffic jams in key cities. The fuel…
The ICC hears Ugandan LRA commander Ongwen’s appeal
Uganda - Dominic Ongwen, a former Ugandan warlord, will be heard by the International Criminal Court's appeal chamber on Monday. The Ogwen case will be heard by the Appeals Chamber of the International Criminal Court…
Denmark has announced a partial halt to aid…
Denmark -Denmark's development aid to Mali and Burkina Faso will be largely halted following the forced evacuation of Danish troops from the nation, according to the Foreign Ministry. Minister for Development Flemming Mller Mortensen made…
At least 80 people have died in Madagascar…
Madagascar - According to authorities on Wednesday, the death toll from Cyclone Batsirai in Madagascar has grown to 80. As some settlements in the worst-affected areas remain cut off, the numbers could grow much further.…
Libyan Parliament Delays Election; People Angry Over Endless…
Libyans across the country are filled with weariness and anger because of the delay in presidential and parliamentary elections in Libya. Libya's eastern-based parliament said on Monday that there would be no elections this year.…
The death of a 5-year-old boy trapped in…
Rayan, a five-year-old child, was stuck in a deep well for four days. As the boy's death was reported in a royal palace statement on Saturday night, King Mohammed VI conveyed his sympathies to the…
2-day summit of African Union to raise issues…
The Past two years have been the toughest years in the history of the African region. Covid-19 pandemic was definitely one of the reasons but other than that, repeated attempts to remove the administrative power…
Ethiopia: Peace Remains Elusive In Tigray; Tigray’s Neighbours…
Soldiers limped in cafes, armed police bristled behind the rows of priests, militiamen in faded uniforms slumped in Ethiopia during the celebration of Epiphany of Saint George, an ancient Orthodox Christian tradition. It was celebrated…
A high-voltage cable fell into a flooded market,…
A high-voltage wire fell into a water-filled canal at a market in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo's capital, killing twenty-six people, according to local police. "After the morning rain, the cable snapped, and the live…
Burkina Faso Eliminated From African Union Till Constitution…
The African Union has finally suspended the country that has lost its government and has gone under junta rule, reports have confirmed. Burkina Faso is no more a part of the African Union. The military…
Kenya to start working on changes for labor…
African nations are not the best examples of policies driven to make a safer work environment for laborers. Kenya is one such example. The country struggles with proper laws in place to protest labor interes.…
Violent outrage against the Sudan coup continues to…
Another day of violent protests in Khartoum, the capital city of Sudan. On Thursday, hundreds of Sudanese people were on the streets and marched towards the house of 23-year-old Thabit Hussein. People wanted to protest…
Kinshasa plans to renovate its zoo, which opened…
It's time for a much-needed renovation at Kinshasa's zoological garden. The Congolese government has vowed to repair the place where families and students gather eight decades after it was initially opened. At the Kinshasa zoological…
Why Has Burkina Faso Opted For Military Coup?
Burkina Faso - The junta leader in Burkina Faso has come in the limelight of media and made a formal statement that the country will return to constitutional order when conditions are right. The military…
In the Gambia, nine Senegalese soldiers have gone…
The Senegalese army said on Tuesday that nine Senegalese soldiers from the West African mission in Gambia had been missing since Monday and are thought to be held captive by Casamance insurgents following fighting during…
Mali requests that Denmark withdraw its special soldiers…
Mali - On Monday, Mali's transitional administration ordered Denmark to "immediately" withdraw the hundred or so soldiers who had lately arrived in the country to join France's European special forces outfit, Takuba. "This deployment occurred…
President Kabore of Burkina Faso has been “detained”.…
Burkina Faso President Roch Marc Christian Kaboré was detained in a barracks in Ouagadougou on Monday, a day after mutinies in military bases in this Jihadist-infested country.A security source told AFP that "President Kaboré, the…
