UN chief Guterres calls for countries fueling Sudan’s war to be held accountable

Antonio Guterres says the conflict is being fueled by a number of countries from the outside who are providing weapons that are used to attack civilians.
17 Sep, 2026
Schools in northern Benin to remain closed amid security fears

Education authorities said there were concerns of terrorist attacks in the western African country where armed groups have been active in several areas.
12 Sep, 2026
Niger names new military chief of staff after failed mutiny

Brigadier General Mamane Sani Kiaou has been named as the new chief of staff of the armed forces, but no explanation was offered for the reshuffle.
12 Sep, 2026
Equatorial Guinea’s new capital, Ciudad de la Paz, aims to reach full potential

The government justified the location of the capital to Ciudad de la Paz by citing the space around it for expansion, but the moving-in process has been slow.
11 Sep, 2026

Tundu Lissu: Tanzania security chiefs to testify for opposition leader in treason trial

Congolese influencer Denise Dusauchoy arrested in Tanzania

Traoré urges Burkina Faso’s youth to ‘avoid shortcuts’ that lead to betrayal

President Erdogan discusses regional peace, ties with Rwanda, DRC leaders

Trump announces ‘most crushing economic operation ever’ against Iran
12 Aug, 2026
France ambassador in Central African Republic under probe over alleged misconduct
Bruno Foucher is facing disciplinary proceedings following claims that he brought dozens of women into his official residence.

8 Aug, 2026
Kizza Besigye: ‘Seriously ill’ Uganda opposition figure sent back to jail
Kizza Besigye’s wife says the opposition figure was taken back to Luzira prison in Kampala against medical advice.

30 Jul, 2026
Historic direct elections begin in Somalia’s Galmudug region
Registered voters across 11 districts in Galmudug headed to the polls to elect members of the regional house of representatives and local councils.

28 Jul, 2026
Cameroon politics: Where is President Paul Biya?
The opposition has called for an official clarification on the whereabouts of President Paul Biya even after the ruling party said he was running the government while abroad.

25 Jul, 2026
From Kaunda to Hichilema: Zambian presidents since independence
Zambia has had seven presidents and one acting president and is widely regarded as one of southern Africa’s most stable democracies.

24 Jul, 2026
Senegal’s Faye-Sall talks: Beyond UN candidacy?
Observers say the sudden political rapprochement between President Bassirou Diomaye Faye and his predecessor Macky Sall could fit into the local political landscape.

22 Jul, 2026
Kenyan lawyers boycott courts over alleged judicial corruption
The boycott follows growing tensions between lawyers and the judiciary over reforms, transparency and the performance of courts.

16 Jul, 2026
Djibouti defence minister Bourhan dies in Paris hospital
Hassan Omar Mohamed Bourhan has been eulogised as a “loyal and accomplished public servant”.

7 Jul, 2026
Adeyemi saga: The bizarre story of Nigeria’s ‘fake’ presidential council
President Bola Tinubu said the suspect misled the authorities and “fraudulently” opened an account with the Central Bank of Nigeria using “fake documents”.

2 Jul, 2026
Somalia receives global solidarity on national day celebrations
The national day on 1 July, known as Independence and Unification Day, commemorates the establishment of the Somali Republic in 1960.




