Sudan war: Children among dozens killed in two weeks of clashes in Kordofan
Local medics said testimonies from survivors in South Kordofan indicated that five women and nine children were among those killed over the past two weeks.
US waives $15,000 visa bond for fans from five African World Cup countries
Five African countries that qualified for the World Cup are among those whose nationals are required to pay visa bonds: Algeria, Cape Verde, Ivory Coast, Senegal and Tunisia.
The foreign ministry said President John Dramani Mahama had approved the evacuation of its 300 nationals from South Africa.
Türkiye and Somalia are building a partnership that extends beyond economics into a broader sphere of strategic cooperation.
Kenyan police on Tuesday used teargas to disperse dozens of anti-France protesters attempting to move toward the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC) in Nairobi, where the Africa Forward Summit was being held.
Türkiye secured fertiliser stocks, took early measures against spillover effects of conflicts affecting Iran and Gulf countries, Turkish President Erdogan says.
Doha calls the hijacking ‘a serious threat’ to maritime security and international trade.
The UAE struck a refinery on Iran’s Lavan Island in early April, according to anonymous sources cited by The Wall Street Journal, in what was reportedly one of a series of attacks carried out by Abu Dhabi during the war.
Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan warns that disruptions in the strategic waterway would threaten both regional stability and the global economy.
Regional leaders attend inauguration ceremony in Kampala as the leader pledges economic growth, infrastructure development and stronger East African cooperation
King Mohammed VI of Morocco has appointed his son, Crown Prince Moulay El Hassan, to a critical coordination position within the Royal Armed Forces.
Attacks on journalists erode democracy and accountability
Landslides and floods devastate multiple counties
Radiation monitoring lab targeted, no casualties reported
Radiation monitoring lab targeted, no casualties reported
Death toll since March 2 rises to 2,679
Leaders from nearly 50 nations gather for EPC talks
Thousands flee Abu Haraz and Kazgil in two days
Import marks shift in strategy to secure supplies
Historic Essequibo conflict moves toward legal showdown
UN chief raises alarm over 'humanitarian emergency' in Sahel
UN chief Antonio Guterres has warned that insecurity in Africa's Sahel region was driving a humanitarian emergency.
Hormuz control could double oil revenues, expand Iran's global clout: military
Iran's control of the waterway remains a major sticking point in negotiations with the US, which have yet to produce a breakthrough.
Nigeria military says no evidence of civilian casualties after Zamfara market airstrike
The military said the strike was conducted under international humanitarian law and targeted a "confirmed high-level gathering" of militant leaders.
US intelligence shows Iran retains extensive missile capabilities, NYT reports
Intelligence findings show Tehran has regained operational access to most of its missile sites, including 30 of the 33 missile sites along the Strait of Hormuz.
Africa health agency in talks to unlock new era of vaccine independence
Africa CDC and and South African drugmaker Aspen Pharmacare announce advanced talks on vaccine demand and supply to reduce reliance on imports
African leaders push for credit access reforms at Nairobi summit with France
African leaders argue that their countries suffer from an unduly high perception of risk among lenders, which can make credit prohibitively expensive.
South African President Ramaphosa to challenge panel's report on misconduct
President Cyril Ramaphosa says he will seek a legal review of the panel's report to examine possible "grave errors of law, and unfounded conclusions of facts".
Top commander defects in blow to Sudan paramilitary force
The defection of Brigadier Ali Rizqallah, known as Savanah, is the second since last month after RSF commander Al-Nur Al-Qubba defected to the army.
Hormuz blockade threatens food security for 45M people: UN
Global attention has focused on the disrupted oil and gas trade, but the UN warns that the blockade also threatens global food security, particularly in Africa and Asia.
Guterres emphasises need for UN reforms to secure Security Council permanent seats for Africa
The UN must be reformed to increase African representation, Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said on Monday when he broke ground on an expansion of the UN's Kenyan campus.
World needs new global centres of wisdom beyond West: Esra Albayrak
“World Decolonization Forum” calls to rethink the global order and move beyond the intellectual and political limits of a Western-dominated international system.
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