This trailblazing hijab-wearing model and activist has navigated the tensions between self-affirmation and an unforgiving industry, winning battles not just for herself but for every African woman who refuses to conform.
'We are protecting homeland, Republic and we are taking steps to advance, elevate Republic of Türkiye, which will endure forever, in every field,' says Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
Head of Communications Fahrettin Altun praised diaspora efforts and called for global justice while underlining Türkiye’s partnership with the US and regional stability.
Ali Bongo was initially placed under house arrest after the coup though officials later said he was free to move as he wished.
A drone attack on a hospital in Sudan's city of El-Obeid has resulted in several deaths and injuries, according to eyewitnesses.
Doctors Without Borders (MSF) has said that attacks on medical facilities are rising in South Sudan.
Uganda's army chief Muhoozi Kainerugaba has warned military commanders against making women soldiers parade in trousers, saying "trousers are for men, not women."
As funding cuts impact the flow of critical aid for displaced communities in Africa, local and regional initiatives aim to fill the vacuum.
The Episcopal Church said it would end its refugee resettlement program with the US government rather than comply with orders to help resettle the white South Africans.
The first group of around 50 white South Africans arrived at Dulles Airport in Virginia even after South African President Cyril Ramaphosa dismissed claims they were being persecuted.
Türkiye’s first International Islamic Arts Fair showcased the spiritual depth and visual richness of Islamic art. The event marked a milestone, in which master and emerging artists revived centuries-old heritage
President Donald Trump has defended the decision to resettle a group of white Afrikaners in the United States as refugees, saying they were fleeing a "terrible situation" in South Africa.
The first batch of 49 White South Africans deemed ''victims of racial discrimination'' by President Donald Trump fly to the US on Monday.
Victory ended a painful trophy drought for a Johannesburg-based club that, before the final, had won a record 53 domestic competitions since being formed in 1970.
The members of the same family were killed after the Abu Shouk camp came under "intense bombardment by the Rapid Support Forces on Friday evening", a rescue group said.
It comes after the US cut $50 million in annual health funding to Zambia over the "systematic" theft of medicine and other supplies meant to be handed out for free
US officials say first White farmers allegedly affected by South Africa's new land expropriation law will arrive next week
The humanitarian crisis triggered by fighting in DRC has deepened as thousands of Congolese refugees sheltered in Burundi grapple with overcrowding in camps, disease, and declining aid.
Julius Malema said he was informed his Visa application was not successful while he was at Johannesburg's OR Tambo International Airport waiting for his flight to London.
Nigeria is ending a major scholarship programme for university students abroad, citing the improvement of higher education at home.
Libya's health minister and other officials have been arrested in connection with a corruption case involving the import of cancer treatment drugs.
African women, once sidelined in agricultural decision-making, are leading the charge in the battle against climate change, turning necessity into innovation to ensure food security and protect livelihoods.
The Ugandan military says the suspect was arrested in neighbouring DRC six years after the kidnapping.
The foreign ministry says the young students had left Togo under alleged scholarships and urges citizens to obtain reliable information before any departure abroad.
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