Africa

Recent clashes between M23 rebels and the Congolese military, supported by pro-government militia (wazalendo), have led to mass displacement of residents in several localities in eastern DRC.

The Malian capital of Bamako has seen a boost in fuel supplies in recent days after weeks of shortages due to a blockade imposed by terrorists on tanker convoys supplying the landlocked country.

Tanzania told foreign diplomats on Friday to refrain from making comments that could “disrupt or distort” an inquiry into deadly unrest that erupted during last month’s general election.

Taj Al-Sir Ahmed Suleiman assassinated by RSF inside his home in Al Daraja neighbourhood, along with his brother, says Sudanese minister

A growing number of Somali graduates from Türkiye have returned home with the skills, confidence, and international perspectives needed to fuel national progress.

Africans are not unwilling to shop African; they are simply unable to, constrained by non-tariff barriers that turn intra-African trade into a luxury instead of something ordinary.

The coup in Guinea-Bissau within three days of elections and the appointment of a close military aide of deposed President Umaro Embaló as the transitional head have uncorked a gamut of conspiracy theories and plunged the nation into chaos again.

President Kais Saied has described calls for the release of his critics as “blatant interference”.

Zuma-Sambudla has not publicly responded to the accusations of luring the men into fighting abroad.

Senegal confirms President Embalo arrived in Dakar “safe and sound” after a coup blocked election results in Guinea-Bissau.