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Tanzania Releases Detained Kenyan and Ugandan Activists Amid Allegations of Torture Tanzanian authorities have released Kenyan activist Bon

Ramaphosa Confronts Trump’s “White Genocide” Claim Recall that we previously reported on President Cyril Ramaphosa’s controversial visit to

Oil, Borders, and Old Signatures: ICJ Rules in Favor of Equatorial Guinea in Island Dispute with Gabon A decades-long territorial disagreem

"Speak Your Language to Your Children," Soyinka Urges Africans On a visit to the University of Ilorin, Nobel Laureate Professor Wole Soyink

Ghana’s Bold Step Toward Accessible Education and Inclusive Welfare Ghana is making a significant investment in its young people and unders

Julius Malema’s UK Visa Denial: A Symptom of Systemic Discrimination The recent denial of a UK visa to South African opposition leader Juli

President Ruto Exercises Presidential Mercy in Rare Act of Clemency Kenyan President William Ruto has granted clemency to 57 individuals, i

The Health Benefits of Breadfruit: A Tropical Superfood Worth Celebrating Breadfruit, long cherished in many tropical regions, is gaining n

Namibia to Offer Free Higher Education from 2026 In a landmark announcement during her first State of the Nation address, Namibia’s newly s

Zimbabwean Lecturers Arrested Amid Protests Over ‘Slave Wages’ Zimbabwean lecturers have been arrested during protests demanding better sal

Brice Oligui Nguema Clinches Landslide Victory in Gabon’s Post-Coup Election Gabon’s transitional president and coup leader, Brice Clotaire

Rape and Silence in Eastern Congo: UN Warns Children at Risk

ECOWAS Court Declares Kano’s Blasphemy Laws Unconstitutional In a landmark judgement, the ECOWAS Court of Justice has ruled that the blasph

Is Tanzania Silencing Dissent Ahead of Elections? Tanzanians are raising critical questions following the arrest of the leader of the count

France 24 On Saturday, April 12, the people of Gabon will return to the polls in a historic moment—marking their first national election...

April 7, 2025: Nationwide Protest Against Governance Failures Looms in Nigeria Security has been ramped up in Lagos and other major cities

Namibia’s New Visa Policy for U.S. Citizens: What You Need to Know As of April 1, 2025, Namibia now requires U.S. citizens to obtain a visa

Niger’s Exit from Lake Chad Force Raises Security Concerns Across West Africa Niger’s recent withdrawal from the Multinational Joint Task F

Could Diamonds Have Pushed Lesotho to Top of Trump’s Tariff List? The decision by former U.S. President Donald Trump to impose a 50% tariff

The security crisis in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has taken a dangerous turn as rebels from the Congo River Alliance (AFC),...