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 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.
Conservation milestone marks new chapter in restoring wildlife lost to poaching
Aid groups warn critical medicines could run out within weeks amid global logistics crisis
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."
Health authorities urge vigilance as new infections emerge during the rainy season.
The arrivals highlight Washington’s expanding third-country deportation agreements with several African nations.
The paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) has been blamed for the strike on a school complex, although the group has not yet commented on the incident.
Six players and a staff member receive humanitarian visas following a symbolic act during the Asian Cup in Sydney.
Burundi's former Prime Minister General Alain-Guillaume Bunyoni, serving a life sentence for an attempted coup, was released on medical grounds on Wednesday.
Film by Hugo Sobelman and the work of photographer Souleymane Fofana highlight creativity and solidarity in a Paris neighborhood.
Demographic shifts expose gaps in pensions, healthcare and traditional family support systems.
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
Demonstrators storm pre-opening event at new West African arts museum in Benin City
Former heavyweight champion discharged from hospital after highway accident in Nigeria
Recovered artefacts highlight efforts to reclaim cultural heritage after conflict-related looting.
Crocodiles, hippos, and rising waters pose serious dangers after heavy rains.
World Bank-backed plan will reduce debt costs and help fund new schools.
Istanbul becomes a key transit point as African nations respond to Middle East tensions.
The orchestras consist of five to thirty wooden xylophones of this instrument called timbila, of varying sizes and ranges of pitch.
Foreign Minister Joao Bernardo Vieira said that the study had been closed, citing concerns raised by the scientific community as well as US senators.
The move is part of Somalia's integration into the East African regional bloc.
Rapid Support Forces carried out a drone attack at Al Mazmoum Hospital in southeastern Sennar state, reports Sudan Doctors Network.
The ministers and their delegation were travelling to Tumu to attend the 40th anniversary celebration of Tumu College of Education.
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