Africa

Somali Intelligence Reports Major Blow Against Al-Shabaab

Coordinated operations kill over 30 militants in Middle Shabelle

Kemi Seba Arrested in South Africa as Benin Seeks Extradition

Controversial activist faces rebellion charges amid ongoing investigations into his movements and activities

Nigeria Charges Six Over Alleged Coup Plot Against President Tinubu

High-profile figures, including a former minister and retired officers, face treason and terrorism-related charges

Regional Tensions Test Diplomatic Efforts as Egypt Hosts Key Talks

Meeting in Cairo highlights fragile progress on Sudan and Lebanon amid rising US-Iran tensions

Top RSF Commander Defects to Sudanese Army in Major Shift

High-profile move signals potential cracks within paramilitary ranks amid deepening national crisis

Tigray Leadership Move Threatens Fragile Peace Deal in Ethiopia

TPLF’s decision to reclaim regional authority raises concerns over renewed tensions and the future of the post-war framework

Algeria Expands Rail Network to Boost Cement and Clinker Exports

Strategic link between eastern production units and Annaba port aims to enhance logistics efficiency and strengthen non-hydrocarbon exports

Togo Positions Itself as Diplomatic Bridge in Sahel Crisis Strategy

New 2026–2028 framework seeks to reconnect AES states with global partners amid shifting regional alliances and rising insecurity

Mali and Canada Reaffirm Ties Amid Shifting Cooperation Framework

April 17 meeting in Bamako highlights renewed dialogue and evolving partnership priorities in a changing Sahel context

Lomé Hosts Strategic Dialogue to Reframe Sahel Security Cooperation

On April 18, Togo positions itself as a mediator between AES and ECOWAS, promoting a unified response to rising regional insecurity

AES Military Chiefs Convene in Ouagadougou to Advance Unified Force

Held on April 16–17, the high-level meeting focused on validating strategic recommendations to boost joint military operations in the Sahel

Stability Returns to Niger’s Cereal Markets Amid Gradual Price Decline

Moderate price drops and overall market balance signal improving food affordability for consumers across the country

OIC Condemns Israel’s Move in Somaliland

Organization calls it a violation of Somalia’s sovereignty

Favour Ofili Cleared to Represent Nigeria After Nationality Switch Rejected

World Athletics decision ends uncertainty as Nigeria’s federation calls for renewed support for the sprinter.

Benin’s Constitutional Court Confirms Wadagni’s Presidential Victory

Landslide win officially validated as Benin prepares for leadership transition under new constitutional rules.

Hichilema Secures Party Nomination for Second Term Bid in Zambia

Zambian president enters election race unopposed within his party as economic challenges and political tensions shape the campaign.

Pan-African Activist Kemi Seba Arrested in South Africa Amid Extradition Request

Controversial figure faces charges from Benin as legal proceedings unfold in Pretoria.

Nigeria on High Alert Over Potential Terror Attacks on Key Infrastructure

Security forces mobilize amid intelligence warnings targeting Abuja airport and detention facilities.

Ghana Introduces Fuel Subsidies to Ease Price Pressures

Government steps in to stabilize costs as global tensions drive energy prices higher.

Sudan Criticizes Berlin Conference as ‘Colonial Interference’

Khartoum rejects international meeting on its crisis, citing sovereignty concerns and lack of consultation.

Sudan’s Silent Victims: Girls Bear the Hidden Scars of War

From displacement to violence and lost futures, young women face the deepest consequences of a conflict the world is beginning to overlook.

Julius Malema Supporters Rally Ahead of Sentencing in Firearm Case

Controversial South African opposition leader faces potential jail term amid political tensions and international attention.

Somalia Ratifies African Child Rights Charter in Landmark Step

Move strengthens legal protections for children and aligns Somalia with continental standards on welfare and rights.

Pope’s Visit Raises Hopes for Peace in Cameroon’s Conflict-Hit Anglophone Region

In Bamenda, residents look to a symbolic visit to revive dialogue amid a complex and prolonged separatist crisis.