Niger soldiers killed in Boko Haram attack, state media says
Niger's state ANP news agency did not give a toll, but confirmed there were deaths in the attack close to N'Guigmi, a garrison town in Lake Chad region.
Niger soldiers killed in Boko Haram attack, state media says
Niger's state ANP news agency did not give a toll, but confirmed there were deaths in the attack close to N'Guigmi, a garrison town in Lake Chad region.
US to make $20,000 visa deposit requirement for African visitors permanent
The US State Department argues that the program effectively enforces compliance with visa conditions, according to a draft notice.
Oprah Winfrey closing her school for girls in South Africa after two decades
Oprah Winfrey says she will sponsor a national scholarship program supporting academically talented girls at leading schools across the country.
Pop star Tyla cancels Lagos concert amid South Africa-Nigeria row over immigration
Nigerians on social media had called for a boycott of the show over anti-immigrant protests in South Africa.
Liberia's President Boakai sacks officials after major drug busts
The mass sackings follow the seizure of cocaine valued at $317 million in the latest bust.
Reclaiming the night: how Taleex Square became a symbol of Mogadishu’s peaceful awakening
The night of June 30, 2026 saw Mogadishu turn a bright new page in its history, with Taleex Square emerging as the symbolic centre of a modern renaissance driven by growing public confidence, replacing the fear that defined the city after dark.
Ghana's government backs proposal to extend presidential term
The proposal is part of plans to amend Ghana's constitution.
Egypt's President Sisi vows probe after drone attack on gas vessels
The drone attack targeted two gas vessels at Damietta Port, according to Egyptian authorities.