Deadly landslide buries buildings near Guinea’s capital

The landslide follows heavy rains in the area and comes as West Africa has experienced record flooding, killing over 1,000 people in the past year.
22 Aug, 2025
South Africa’s coal exports to Israel spark protests

”As a country, which took Israel to the International Court of Justice, we cannot again supply coal to Israel, which keeps its electricity grid on,” union president says.
22 Aug, 2025
Seychelles officially starts presidential campaign ahead of September election

Seychelles began its presidential election campaign on Thursday, with incumbent Wavel Ramkalawan taking on opposition leader Patrick Herminie.
21 Aug, 2025
Sudanese army denies bombing World Food Programme aid convoy in Darfur

The Sudanese army has denied accusations by RSF that it carried out an airstrike on a World Food Programme convoy delivering humanitarian aid in Darfur.
21 Aug, 2025

Ghana singer Shatta Wale held in US fraud probe over Lamborghini purchase

Nigeria deports 102 foreign scammers, mostly Chinese nationals

Africa’s giraffes aren’t all the same: New study identifies four times more species than previously

Sudan begins rebuild of Khartoum amid devastating civil war

Uganda strikes deal with Trump to take in US deportees
21 Aug, 2025
Niger floods drive thousands from their homes with at least 47 dead
Tens of thousands have been displaced by the floods that have destroyed homes and killed livestock, the authorities said.

21 Aug, 2025
Africa could become ‘renewable superpower’: UN chief
UN chief says Africa needs increased concessional finance and greater lending capacity from multilateral development banks.

20 Aug, 2025
At least 22 Nigeria boat accident victims presumed dead
At least 22 people are presumed dead after the boat they were travelling on capsized in northwest Nigeria, the country’s emergency agency said on Wednesday.

20 Aug, 2025
Death toll from terrorist attack on Nigerian mosque rises to 50
The death toll from an attack by terrorists on a mosque and nearby homes in Nigeria’s northwest Katsina state has risen to at least 50, local officials said on Wednesday.

20 Aug, 2025
US suspends visa processing in Zimbabwe
The United States has stopped processing most visas in Zimbabwe until further notice, its embassy in the capital Harare said on Wednesday.

20 Aug, 2025
Egypt urges Israel to approve Gaza ceasefire proposal accepted by Hamas
Egypt has called on Israel to approve a Gaza ceasefire and prisoner swap proposal recently accepted by Hamas.

20 Aug, 2025
Nigeria mosque attack: Death toll climbs to 30
The government said security agencies have been deployed to the area to restore normalcy.

20 Aug, 2025
Japan touts trade and investment at summit with African leaders
African leaders attending the conference include Nigerian President Bola Tinubu, South Africa’s Cyril Ramaphosa, William Ruto of Kenya and UN head Antonio Guterres.

20 Aug, 2025
Türkiye intensifies efforts towards ‘united and unified Libya’
Türkiye is supporting dialogue efforts in Libya aimed at fostering the country’s unity and sovereignty.

20 Aug, 2025
South Africa arrests former owner of world’s largest rhino farm for trafficking
John Hume was arrested with five other people following a “complex investigation into transnational trafficking of rhino horns”, police said.


