Africa

Senegal's fishing communities threatened by British, US giants' gas project

Fishing is central to life in coastal Senegal, employing over 600,000 people.

Belgian party backs Congo-born lawmaker after online racist abuse

Lydia Mutyebele Ngoi, the first black woman to win a seat in the Belgian parliament, has been target

Striking parallels: How Traoré's vision for Burkina Faso mirrors Sankara’s legacy

Ibrahim Traoré’s rise echoes the revolutionary legacy of Thomas Sankara, harnessing pan-African f

Egypt's storm-hit Alexandria region declares state of emergency

The Alexandria governorate delays school exams, as hail, strong winds, and floods hit coastal city.

Ethiopia confirms first mpox cases in infant and mother

Ethiopia has confirmed its first mpox cases, involving a 21-day-old infant and the child’s mother

Uganda suspends military cooperation with Germany

Uganda has "suspended" all military cooperation with Germany, with the army saying that Germany's am