African Union chairperson condemns foiled mutiny in Niger
The unrest left five people dead, according to media reports.
African Union chairperson condemns foiled mutiny in Niger
The unrest left five people dead, according to media reports.
Zambia's Hichilema urges political tolerance after election victory
Hichilema has been credited with steering Zambia through a major economic turnaround during his first five-year term.
Sudan sends reinforcements to Blue Nile state as fighting with RSF intensifies
Blue Nile state has witnessed military escalation over the past two days after attacks by the RSF on several areas in the state.
Kenya aviation workers end strike that disrupted flights at main airport
Union officials have urged their members to begin normalising operations and restoring services after calling off the strike that affected regional airports in East Africa.
Jury finds ex-gang leader Duane 'Keffe D' Davis guilty of Tupac Shakur murder
The verdict brings a decades-old cold case over the killing of one of hip-hop's most influential artists to a close.
Families of 32 Kenyan crash victims to receive $87.3M in Boeing compensation
Chicago-based law firm representing victims announces final payments nearly 7 years after Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 disaster
‘All the joy he gave us’: Argentines bid farewell to Messi as he retires from international football
After years of heartbreak and glory, Argentines are coming to terms with the end of Messi’s international career, remembering the joy, persistence and unforgettable moments he gave the country.
Sudan: 450 displaced in one day as insecurity worsens in North Kordofan
People fled Al-Gardud Abu Zeid village in Al-Rahad locality on Sunday, says International Organization for Migration
Tebboune reaffirms Algeria’s backing of Niger amid security threat
Four Algerian military aircraft arrived in Niamey as Niger’s security forces moved to regain control of strategic sites targeted in attacks around the capital.