Tanzania election: Students and civil servants instructed to stay home after election chaos

Tanzania directs civil servants to work from home and tells students to stay home after chaotic election that led to a curfew order in Dar es Salaam.
30 Oct, 2025
Zimbabwe parliament apologises over President Mnangagwa’s use of torchlight in address

The clerk of parliament blamed the loss of power to a faulty electricity generator supplying power to the building.
30 Oct, 2025
Sudan war: US senators press Trump for action after RSF ‘horrors’ in Al Fasher

Bipartisan lawmakers call on the Trump administration to label RSF a terrorist group following reports of mass killings and abuses in Al Fasher.
30 Oct, 2025
Paramilitary RSF admits committing ‘violations’ in Sudan’s Al Fasher

The paramilitary leader Dagalo says investigative committees have been formed to investigate the violence that the RSF carried out in the region.
30 Oct, 2025

Nigeria parliament approves Tinubu’s $2.85b foreign loan request

Nigeria’s top general says insufficient ‘resources’ hampering war against terrorism

Tanzania declares curfew after election day protests

Egypt calls for humanitarian truce in Sudan amid atrocities in Al Fasher

Tanzania election: Internet disrupted and protests erupt on voting day
29 Oct, 2025
UN food agency protests Sudan’s decision to expel top staff
The two stop staff “have been designated as persona non grata, and asked to leave the country within 72 hours,” the WFP said in a statement.

29 Oct, 2025
African Union congratulates Cameroon’s Biya on 8th term win
AU chair Mahmoud Ali Youssouf urges “inclusive national dialogue and consultation” in the country following the victory of President Paul Biya.

29 Oct, 2025
Tanzania election: Voting begins with incumbent Samia tipped to win
Voters are electing the president, members of the country’s 400-seat parliament and a leader and lawmakers in the semi-autonomous Zanzibar archipelago.

28 Oct, 2025
At least 18 people killed in fresh migrant shipwreck off Libya: IOM
Eighteen people perished when a wooden vessel carrying dozens of migrants capsized off the coast of Libya on Tuesday, while 64 people were rescued, the United Nations’ migration agency said.

28 Oct, 2025
Five volunteers killed in Sudan while distributing food, IFRC says
The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) said on Tuesday that five of its volunteers were killed in Sudan.

28 Oct, 2025
UN envoy says peace process in Central African Republic ‘regained momentum’
The UN’s top envoy in the Central African Republic (CAR) said on Tuesday that the peace process has “regained momentum” following a ceasefire agreement signed in April, but warned that upcoming budget cuts could undermine progress.

28 Oct, 2025
Ethiopia calls for international mediation with Eritrea over sea access
Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has called for international “mediation” with Eritrea over access to the sea, insisting on an “irreversible” claim to the coastline as tensions rise between the Horn of Africa neighbours.

28 Oct, 2025
Kenya confirms nationalities of plane crash victims
The Civil Aviation Authority said the accident happened at Kwale, near the Indian Ocean coast

28 Oct, 2025
Tanzania election: What you need to know
In the absence of her main rivals in the elections, President Samia Suluhu Hassan and the ruling CCM party are expected to have a clear advantage over smaller rivals.

28 Oct, 2025
AU demands end to ‘war crimes’ in Sudan’s Al Fasher
Sudan’s army says it has withdrawn from Al Fasher as the United Nations issued stark warnings over atrocities by the RSF.


