Zambia’s President Hichilema wins re-election ticket
President Hakainde Hichilema said he was hoping to “win big” in the general elections scheduled for 13 August in order to consolidate the “gains” of his government.
Somalia condemns Israel's appointment of ambassador to Somaliland
Mogadishu declares Tel Aviv's move a violation of Somalia’s sovereignty, unity, and territorial integrity
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
Pashinyan and Yotova strengthen ties ahead of European summit
Paris reaffirms support for stability in call with prime minister‑designate
Third fatal incident in a month underscores crisis
UNHCR confirms closure, activists allege coercion
Inflation pressures mount as growth outlook weakens
$60B target, energy cooperation, and defense ties outlined
Italian rider claims Antalya sprint, Berwick keeps GC lead
Health ministry reports 2,659 killed, over 8,000 injured
South Sudan's President Kiir sacks army chief, finance minister in latest reshuffle
The finance minister occupied the position for less than two weeks, while the army chief's tenure witnessed worsening insecurity.
Five times more sulphur: Kenya opts for 'dirty fuel' as war on Iran hits supply
Kenya's decision to ease fuel standards in response to rising pump prices and scarcity has sparked criticism, with a consumer protection group saying it is considering legal action.
Africa tour: More than 500,000 expected at Pope Leo’s final Mass in Cameroon
Popes have often used such encounters, especially in the developing world, to rally young people to persevere in the face of challenges.
Africa drives up nuclear power plans as energy shocks from Iran conflict squeeze
Iran war energy shock drives nuclear power plans in hard-hit Asia and Africa
Somalia rebukes Israeli move on Somaliland on sidelines of Antalya Diplomacy Forum
State Minister Omar reiterated Mogadishu considers Somaliland part of its territory.
Mogadishu defends Somali shilling after widespread rejection as legal tender
Somalia’s economy has become heavily dollarised over several years, with businesses preferring the US dollar for its perceived stability.
Nigeria: Coronation of ‘Igbo Kings’ abroad banned
The ban, announced on 9 April in Nigeria's Enugu city, cited the worrisome practice of coronation of Igbo 'kings' overseas negatively impacting Nigeria’s image and diplomatic relations.
Mugabe's son pleads guilty to pointing gun in South Africa shooting case
Bellarmine Chatunga Mugabe, 29, had been in custody on attempted murder charges following a shooting incident in Johannesburg.
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