Sudan rejects Chad’s accusation of cross-border air strike
Sudan’s foreign ministry said the accusations were made without an independent investigation.
Sudan rejects Chad’s accusation of cross-border air strike
Sudan’s foreign ministry said the accusations were made without an independent investigation.
Comoros slams French PM's 'unbearably condescending' remarks on aid-migration link
The French Prime Minister had said that they would make aid provided to the Comoros and six African countries conditional on their cooperation in the fight against migration.
King Oyo: Uganda mourns the world’s youngest monarch
Uganda's King Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV died on 27 August 2026, officials have not disclosed the cause of death
Algeria observes national mourning over wildfire victims
Authorities evacuated dozens of families from the worst-hit areas as emergency teams battled the fires.
DR Congo president gives M23 conditions to join national dialogue
President Tshisekedi assured, "No one will be excluded based on their opinions, criticisms, or political affiliation," but also warned, "No one can claim a seat while taking up arms against the state.
Sudan lifts two-year curfew and state of emergency in Khartom
Khartoum residents can now move and work around the clock, but security checkpoints and army patrols remain. The move comes as Sudan’s war enters its third year, with millions displaced and tens of thousands killed.
Who’s Shaping AI? TIME names its 100 most influential figures for 2026
From Sam Altman and Elon Musk to Ben Affleck and Joseph Gordon-Levitt, TIME’s list reflects AI’s expanding reach as debate intensifies over its economic and social impact.
Fake US think tank funded by Israel sought to influence AI chatbots: report
A pro-Israel website published 124 reports totalling more than 560,000 words in nine days in an apparent effort to shape AI-generated responses on Israel, a Guardian report reveals
Ebola outbreak outpacing containment efforts in DR Congo, UN chief warns
More than 5,700 people have been infected and 2,700 killed in the DRC’s largest Ebola outbreak, with insecurity and funding shortages hampering efforts to contain the disease.