Life & Development

East Africa Safari Adventure: A Journey Through Iconic Wildlife Landscapes

From Nairobi to Ngorongoro, a 13-day expedition into Africa’s natural wonders

Kenya’s Youth Harness TikTok for Voter Drive

NikoKadi Campaign Turns Registration Into a Trend

World Cup Faces Human Rights Concerns

World Cup Faces Human Rights Concerns

IOC Introduces New Gender Eligibility Rules for Olympics

Transgender women excluded as global debate over fairness and inclusion intensifies

Benin Sets Sail for a Tourism Boom

Cruise tourism and strategic investments position the country as a rising West African destination

Benin and South Africa’s Wild Coast Named Top Travel Destinations for 2025

Global spotlight highlights Africa’s cultural heritage and natural beauty

Africa Leads Global Tourism Growth in 2025

Surge in arrivals highlights continent’s rising appeal as top travel destination

Fish population in Senegal drastically declines amid a surge in illegal fishing

Illegal fishing in Senegal has significantly contributed to a decline in fish population, triggering concerns among communities depending on the aquatic resource to feed their families.

Chad relocates Sudan refugees as army deploys near border

Chad has begun the emergency relocation of refugees from its border with Sudan as the army prepares to deploy to the area in response to cross-border attacks, an official said on Monday.

Rhinos Return to Uganda’s Kidepo Park After Four-Decade Absence

Conservation milestone marks new chapter in restoring wildlife lost to poaching

Sudan Faces Looming Health Emergency as Supply Chains Disrupted

Aid groups warn critical medicines could run out within weeks amid global logistics crisis

Iran's supreme leader 'in good health, fully managing country,' foreign minister says

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has said that the nation's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei is "in good health and continues to fully manage the country."

Zambia Reports Two Cholera Deaths as Cases Rise

Health authorities urge vigilance as new infections emerge during the rainy season.

Eswatini Receives Four US Deportees Under Migration Deal

The arrivals highlight Washington’s expanding third-country deportation agreements with several African nations.

Australia Grants Asylum to Iranian Women Footballers After Anthem Protest

Six players and a staff member receive humanitarian visas following a symbolic act during the Asian Cup in Sydney.

General Alain-Guillaume Bunyoni leaves detention after health worsens while serving a life sentence.

Burundi's former Prime Minister General Alain-Guillaume Bunyoni, serving a life sentence for an attempted coup, was released on medical grounds on Wednesday.

Belleville Youth Celebrated in Documentary and Photo Exhibition

Film by Hugo Sobelman and the work of photographer Souleymane Fofana highlight creativity and solidarity in a Paris neighborhood.

Africa Faces the Challenge of a Gradually Ageing Population

Demographic shifts expose gaps in pensions, healthcare and traditional family support systems.

African Union Urges Action to Protect Women and Girls

The African Union (AU) has urged member states yet to ratify the continent’s Convention on Ending Violence Against Women and Girls to take action, marking International Women’s Day with a renewed push for gender equality

Museum Opening in Nigeria Delayed After Protest Disruption

Demonstrators storm pre-opening event at new West African arts museum in Benin City

Boxer Anthony Joshua discharged from hospital after Survives Crash That Killed Two Friends

Former heavyweight champion discharged from hospital after highway accident in Nigeria

Sudan hosts ceremony marking recovery of 570 looted antiquities

Recovered artefacts highlight efforts to reclaim cultural heritage after conflict-related looting.

Limpopo Residents Warned as Wildlife Floods Communities

Crocodiles, hippos, and rising waters pose serious dangers after heavy rains.

Angola Uses Debt Deal to Invest in Education

World Bank-backed plan will reduce debt costs and help fund new schools.