Lagos Orders Investigation After Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s Son Dies

State probes alleged medical negligence following the tragic death of 21-month-old Nkanu Nnamdi.

Ghana Clears $1.47B Energy Sector Debt, Restores World Bank Guarantee

Government settles longstanding arrears, boosting investor confidence in power sector

Sudan hosts ceremony marking recovery of 570 looted antiquities

Recovered artefacts highlight efforts to reclaim cultural heritage after conflict-related looting.

Ramaphosa to speak at Jesse Jackson's funeral in Chicago

A more public homegoing ceremony on Friday precedes the funeral on Saturday.

New era in trade: Turkish goods to gain 'Made in EU' label under proposed industrial plan

The EU plans to leverage public procurement, subsidies, and tenders to boost demand for low-carbon a

Sudanese Army Reports Major Losses for Rival Militia

Military says operations across several regions destroyed dozens of vehicles and weakened militia fo

Nigeria foils attack on police operational base

Authorities arrest several suspects after foiling a retaliatory assault on a police facility.

Limpopo Residents Warned as Wildlife Floods Communities

Crocodiles, hippos, and rising waters pose serious dangers after heavy rains.

African Development Bank partners Arab institutions amid Western funding decline

African Development Bank aims to fill funding gap as Western donors reduce aid.

Ethiopia’s Intelligence Chief Visits Somalia Amid Regional Tensions

Unannounced trip comes as disputes over Somaliland and regional politics raise concerns in the Horn