UK court blocks deal to hand Chagos islands to Mauritius

A High Court judge granted an injunction on Thursday putting a hold on the agreement following a claim by two of the original residents of the islands.
22 May, 2025
African Union ‘cannot be happy’ about expelling Palestinians: Angola

‘We definitely defend the two-state solution,’ says Tete Antonio
22 May, 2025
Third Senegal ex-minister charged in corruption sweep

A Senegalese ex-mining minister has become the third member of the country’s former government in as many days to be charged in a corruption crackdown.
21 May, 2025
Trump displays DRC material as proof of South African ‘genocide’

US President Donald Trump brandished a stack of printed articles about DRC, claiming they documented a “genocide” taking place against white people in South Africa.
21 May, 2025

West Africa’s ECOWAS looks to regional force as insurgent attacks spike

Six dead in Côte d’Ivoire landslide after heavy rain

Algeria, France relations in ‘worst crisis’ since independence

Chad’s ex-PM provisionally detained on inciting hatred charge

Kenya says it ‘cooperated with Uganda’ over Besigye ‘abduction’
21 May, 2025
South Sudan’s leader promotes ally, demotes veterans in party reshuffle
Second Vice President Benjamin Bol Mel’s new role as the SPLM party’s deputy chairperson would make him acting president of the country.

21 May, 2025
Why is Burkina Faso’s Traoré seen as a ‘different’ leader?
Burkina Faso’s youthful leader has raised the stakes in his defiance of Western expectations by consistently projecting his anti-colonial stance and pursuing a robust policy of resource nationalism.

21 May, 2025
South Africa’s Ramaphosa to charm Trump with ‘trade deal offer’
The stakes are high for South Africa. The United States is its second-biggest trading partner after China. President Ramaphosa will seek to persuade US President Donald Trump to make deals with his country.

21 May, 2025
US deports Asian immigrants to South Sudan
Attorneys say the two men, originally from Myanmar and Vietnam, were sent to a war-torn African nation with no notice — a move that violates federal law.

21 May, 2025
Access to X blocked in Tanzania – monitor
The restricted access comes a day after social media accounts of major government institutions were targeted and breached, raising fears of a coordinated cyberattack on government institutions.

20 May, 2025
Uganda passes law to restore military prosecutions of civilians
Uganda’s parliament has passed an amended law that permits military tribunals to try civilians, prompting protests from the opposition.

20 May, 2025
Madagascar polio outbreak over: WHO
The outbreak of variant type 1 polio in Madagascar has been declared over, the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Tuesday.

20 May, 2025
DRC sentences former prime minister to 10 years of hard labour over corruption
DRC’s former Prime Minister Augustin Matata Ponyo has been sentenced to a decade of forced labour for “embezzling” $247 million belonging to the state.

20 May, 2025
Fire at Angola offshore oil platform injures 17 people
A fire at an offshore Angolan oil platform has left 17 people injured, with four in critical condition.

20 May, 2025
Dutch museum removes ‘priceless’ Benin bronzes for return to Nigeria
A Dutch museum plans to return “priceless” Benin bronzes to Nigeria in June 2025.


