Pope Leo voices 'deep concern' over escalating violence in Middle East
Pope Leo XIV on Sunday voiced concern over escalating violence in the Middle East and renewed his call for peace.
South Africa's migrant exodus leaves employers short-handed
Several employers in South Africa, particularly those in the agriculture sector, have decried a shortage of manpower after thousands of foreigners left the country due to anti-migrant unrest.
The programme has long divided public opinion, with questions raised on its effectiveness in encouraging defections within terror groups.
Ten specially designed Togg T10X limousines to transport heads of state and government along designated protocol routes during the 36th NATO summit in Ankara
U.S. President Donald Trump arrived in Ankara on Tuesday for an official visit to Türkiye ahead of the NATO Summit. His aircraft landed at Ankara Airport at 1:50 p.m. local time, where he was welcomed by President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan with an officia
Fidan says Türkiye has a central role in European security and urges broader NATO defence cooperation beyond the EU.
UK travellers are being urged to prepare for the EU's new Entry/Exit System (EES), as longer border checks have caused delays and missed flights at some airports. Experts recommend arriving at the correct time, signing up for travel alerts, and under
Mikel Merino scored seconds into second-half stoppage time, and Spain beat Portugal 1-0 on Monday to end the World Cup career of superstar Cristiano Ronaldo.
During the 2026 FIFA World Cup hosted by the United States, Canada, and Mexico, supporters from various countries have continued to express solidarity with Palestine while protesting Israel.
Mali has established a new state entity to regulate its artisanal gold trade after identifying large discrepancies between officially declared exports and volumes reported by importing countries.
The South African government said on 29 June that more than 25,000 foreigners had been repatriated ahead of the 30 June deadline, but that many others were still awaiting departure.
The ministry said Isak was fatally shot on Tuesday, June 30, in Khayelitsha, Cape Town, during demonstrations that targeted foreign African nationals.
NATO chief Mark Rutte has urged allies to turn upcoming Ankara talks into a results-driven summit focused on boosting defence spending and expanding weapons production.
Bloc's foreign policy chief says Türkiye is "key partner on security, migration, and energy".
The United Nations has warned that the Ebola outbreak could push nearly one million more people into poverty in DRC.
The Sudanese army said it had retaken Kulbus, a strategic town near the Chadian border, in what appeared to be its biggest battlefield gain in western Darfur.
Sweeping changes to Zimbabwe's constitution that will extend the presidential term by two years sailed through their final parliamentary hurdle on Tuesday.
Thousands of people marched across South Africa on Tuesday demanding the deportation of undocumented migrants and tougher immigration laws.
The programme also includes accelerated development and manufacturing of next-generation Bundibugyo-specific vaccines.
The lawsuit alleges Ghana is violating domestic and regional law by "facilitating removals to unsafe countries."
Senegal's President Faye launches new party amid rift with ex-ally Sonko
Faye says the new party launched on Saturday was built on "republic, ethics, transparency, fraternity and work".
France, Spain battle fast-moving wildfires as evacuations top 300,000
Authorities warn of a difficult night ahead as wildfires intensify, forcing more than 300,000 people to evacuate across France and Spain.
Top military general among alleged coup plotters freed in Guinea-Bissau
The four suspects, including alleged mastermind General Daba Na Walna, spent over six months in detention for their supposed involvement in the late October coup attempt.
From Kaunda to Hichilema: Zambian presidents since independence
Zambia has had seven presidents and one acting president and is widely regarded as one of southern Africa's most stable democracies.
Ancient Comoros medinas join UNESCO's heritage list
The ancient cities with palaces, mosques, public squares, and narrow streets, some dating back to the 12th century, are still inhabited.
World sports court sets date for Senegal AFCON title appeal
The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) has set a date for hearing Senegal's appeal of the decision to strip them of the Africa Cup of Nations title.
Uganda to start mandatory monthly community clean-up to solve waste problem
Businesses across the country will remain closed during the exercise, while vehicle movement will be restricted, the Ugandan police said.
First person receives new trial vaccine for Ebola
Oxford University said the first dose was administered on Friday to a volunteer as part of efforts to assess the vaccine's safety and effectiveness.
Sudan rejects any proposal allowing paramilitary RSF to keep control over territories
Senior presidential adviser says Khartoum will only accept peace proposals requiring RSF's complete withdrawal from civilian areas.
What do we know about the US-Saudi Arabia nuclear deal fallout?
US-Saudi nuclear deal hit a roadblock after Trump said it’s subject to Riyadh joining the Abraham Accords with Israel — here’s a rundown of what transpired.
Senegal’s Faye-Sall talks: Beyond UN candidacy?
Observers say the sudden political rapprochement between President Bassirou Diomaye Faye and his predecessor Macky Sall could fit into the local political landscape.
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