Illegal miners flee as South African troops dismantle operations near Johannesburg

The operations were part of a rare move by the government to deploy soldiers in some of the country'

Zambia Reports Two Cholera Deaths as Cases Rise

Health authorities urge vigilance as new infections emerge during the rainy season.

Mali Rights Commission Raises Alarm Over Heatwave in Overcrowded Prisons

CNDH urges urgent measures to protect detainees as extreme temperatures threaten health and human ri

Ghana Launches Probe into Alleged Plastic Use in Plantain Chips

Authorities investigate viral claims that food processors are melting plastic into frying oil to alt

Iran’s Supreme Leader Warns of Further Retaliation

Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei vows revenge after deadly school attack and urges Gulf states to shut US

France Moves to Restore Diplomatic Ties with Central African Republic

First visit by a senior French official in seven years comes amid growing Russian influence in the c

Shipping Routes Shift Around Africa as Middle East Tensions Escalate

Major container shipping lines have rerouted around South Africa’s Cape of Good Hope, the southern

US KC-135 Refueling Aircraft Crashes in Western Iraq

Pentagon confirms incident was not caused by hostile or friendly fire as investigation begins.

Mauritania Mourns Anti-Slavery Pioneer Boubacar Ould Messaoud

Founder of SOS Esclaves and leading human rights activist dies at 80 in Nouakchott.

Eswatini Receives Four US Deportees Under Migration Deal

The arrivals highlight Washington’s expanding third-country deportation agreements with several Af