France closes probe against widow of Rwanda’s ex-president over alleged role in genocide

France has closed an investigation against the widow of Rwanda’s former President Juvenal Habyarimana into claims she played a role in the country’s 1994 genocide.
19 May, 2025
ICJ sides with Equatorial Guinea in dispute with Gabon over oil-rich islands

The International Court of Justice (ICJ) has sided with Equatorial Guinea in a decades-long dispute with Gabon over three tiny islands in potentially oil-rich waters.
19 May, 2025
Why Lumumba’s 1960 call to freedom was a speech like no other

Patrice Lumumba’s legacy of the Democratic Republic of Congo’s sovereignty is defined by his historic speech at the nation’s independence ceremony, one that shattered colonial illusions while igniting both hope and turmoil.
19 May, 2025
South Africa’s Ramaphosa aims to mend US ties with Musk deals

Presidents Ramaphosa and Trump are scheduled to meet on Wednesday as part of efforts to mend relations between the US and South Africa.
19 May, 2025

UN, Libya’s Presidential Council establish ‘truce committee’ after Tripoli clashes

UN’s court to rule on Gabon-Equatorial Guinea dispute over potentially oil-rich areas

Sudan army retakes strategic area in North Darfur from RSF

Nigerian pastor acquitted of rape, Timothy Omotoso, leaves South Africa

RSF shelling kills 14 people in Sudan displacement camp
18 May, 2025
Sudan war sexual abuse victims reel from painful ordeals
Records show that over 1,000 women and girls have been sexually abused since the war in Sudan broke out in mid-April 2023, but refuge centre founders say that is “10%” of the actual figure.

18 May, 2025
Morocco, Syria to reopen embassies after Assad fall
Morocco and Syria have announced they would reopen embassies in each other’s capital as the countries seek to restore diplomatic relations.

18 May, 2025
Suicide bomber kills 11 people in Somali capital Mogadishu
At least 11 people have been killed and 20 others wounded after a suicide bomber blew himself outside a military camp in Somali capital Mogadishu on Sunday.

18 May, 2025
Hope emerges for Tripoli’s liberation from militias: Libya PM
Hamid Dbeibeh, the prime minister of Libya’s Government of National Unity, says the recent developments in the country’s capital Tripoli have raised hopes that the city would be freed from militias.

18 May, 2025
Kenyan opposition lawyer Martha Karua faces deportation from Tanzania
Martha Karua, a Kenyan lawyer who represents opposition figures on trial in neighbouring countries, was arrested in Tanzania on Sunday and her deportation plot finalised, she said on X network.

18 May, 2025
DRC’s coltan miners dig for world’s tech as peace eludes country
Despite the country’s exceptional mineral wealth, over 70% of Congolese live on less than $2.15 a day.

17 May, 2025
Libya’s latest clashes explained: What this round of violence could signal
The assassination of militia leader Abdel Ghani al-Kikli has triggered deadly clashes in Tripoli in what some experts view as a potential turning point in the city’s militia-driven security model.

17 May, 2025
M23 rebels in DR Congo send busloads of ‘illegal immigrants’ to Rwanda
Some 360 people were on Saturday loaded onto buses from Goma and the convoy was seen crossing the border to Rubavu, in western Rwanda.

17 May, 2025
US working on plan to expel one million Palestinians from Gaza to Libya – report
In exchange for accepting expelled Palestinians, US would release to Libya billions of dollars of funds it froze more than a decade ago, NBC News reports.

17 May, 2025
Manhunt under way in South Africa for gunmen who killed eight in bar
The incident unfolded when an unknown number of gunmen entered the bar in Umlazi township and opened fire, police said.


