Nigeria Evacuates Citizens From Iran Amid Ongoing War
The authorities say no Nigerian in Iran had been affected by the conflict so far and that officials are stationed at the Armenian border to receive and assist all evacuees.
The authorities say no Nigerian in Iran had been affected by the conflict so far and that officials are stationed at the Armenian border to receive and assist all evacuees.
Drivers in the Malian capital are facing a diesel shortage because the national energy company is receiving priority supplies to cope with power outages.
The Congolese army says it has shot down two drones belonging to the Rwanda Defence Force and "their allies" after they entered Congolese airspace on Tuesday.
Gabon is reportedly turning back to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to stabilise its finances, but what conditions will the lender impose on the African nation?
The Kenya Revenue Authority said the cameras are a powerful deterrent against corruption and footage will ensure faster dispute resolution.
Veteran leader seeks re-election after constitutional changes removed term and age limits.
UNMISS vows to protect civilians as fears grow over a possible government offensive.
Legal challenge warns deportation risk for over 1,000 Somali migrants.
Lula calls for joint military production and strategic partnership between BRICS nations.
Coordinated assaults in Borno and Yobe states leave soldiers and civilians dead as insurgency persists.
Agreement could allow American drones and aircraft to resume intelligence flights over Mali.
Government moves to protect neutrality as violence in Darfur spreads near the frontier.
WHO warns thousands of new infections persist as countries push stronger screening and anti-stigma efforts.
Authorities raise concerns over possible xenophobic targeting during police operation.
The death toll from severe flooding in Kenya has risen to 42 since Friday after heavy rains triggered flash floods across several regions, police said on Sunday.
Twenty-two people have been killed, while 24 are reported to have sustained injuries on Saturday in a road accident in Angola.
Government condemns “systematic crimes” as fighting intensifies in Darfur and Kordofan
Move comes amid ongoing ceasefire process and continued Israeli security control
Major opposition groups lose legal status under government decree
Justice minister says legal documents served to Francesca Albanese lacked official authorisation
Sudan’s Sovereignty Council leader confirms withdrawal from the key Darfur city after the Rapid Support Forces announce their capture of Al Fasher.
Senegal alleges it was difficult to access the French colonial archives to study the massacre in full.
12 feared dead as aircraft bound for Maasai Mara goes down near Diani
Despite the US-brokered accord and a ceasefire proposal by Angola last month, violence has flared in recent days, causing mass displacement.