Liberia's drug case: Detained former VP Howard-Taylor moved to house arrest
The former Liberian vice-president was placed in pre-trial detention last week.
Iran launches 'retaliatory attacks' after US strikes on tankers
Tehran says the attacks were in response to US strikes on Iranian tankers.
Namibia is expected fund its own its own HIV programs after the 2027 fiscal year, with US only providing “technical cooperation," both countries said
Massad Boulos said Washington is also pushing for a comprehensive peace plan to ensure the warring parties meet their humanitarian obligations.
The triumph made Cameroon only the fourth nation to win the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations, joining Nigeria, Equatorial Guinea and South Africa.
More than 26 million people were infected with malaria in DRC in 2025, according to official data released on Saturday.
Abdel Fattah al-Burhan urges all Sudanese to return to country.
The death toll from the powerful 7.1-magnitude earthquake that struck Japan's Kumamoto Prefecture has risen to 13, while dozens remain injured amid widespread destruction.
At least 14 villagers were killed and several others injured in an attack in Nigeria's Benue state on Tuesday, a local official said.
Health Minister Chris Baryomunsi said no new Ebola cases had been detected.
Malawi has completed the installation of Southern Africa's only utility-scale battery storage system outside South Africa and Namibia.
Diplomatic tensions between Kenya and Somalia have deepened after Kenyan authorities allegedly denied entry to another senior Somali government official on Monday.
South Africa's President Cyril Ramaphosa called on Monday for African countries to work together to manage migration, as his government faces mounting pressure over attacks on foreign nationals.
Sulemana Abdul Samed, widely regarded as Ghana's tallest person, has died aged 32, the state broadcaster, Ghana Broadcasting Corporation (GBC), reported on Monday.
Joint Force says Sudanese army and allied units also seized 54 combat vehicles during operations in the strategic state of North Kordofan.
The programme has long divided public opinion, with questions raised on its effectiveness in encouraging defections within terror groups.
Ten specially designed Togg T10X limousines to transport heads of state and government along designated protocol routes during the 36th NATO summit in Ankara
U.S. President Donald Trump arrived in Ankara on Tuesday for an official visit to Türkiye ahead of the NATO Summit. His aircraft landed at Ankara Airport at 1:50 p.m. local time, where he was welcomed by President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan with an officia
Fidan says Türkiye has a central role in European security and urges broader NATO defence cooperation beyond the EU.
UK travellers are being urged to prepare for the EU's new Entry/Exit System (EES), as longer border checks have caused delays and missed flights at some airports. Experts recommend arriving at the correct time, signing up for travel alerts, and under
Wipe their loans, send them to invade Iran: Israeli paper floats scheme for indebted Americans
Jerusalem Post opinion column outlines how US government could exploit the debts of millions of young Americans, using loan forgiveness as leverage to push them into fighting Iran.
Niger blames France for failed military mutiny
Niger's Council of Ministers concluded that the attack had been incited by a vast network of accomplices led by France, according to the statement.
South Africa data centers boom faces backlash amid water, power concerns
South Africa has invited tech companies to build digital infrastructure in the country, but campaigners have raised the alarm about the lack of transparency around the projects.
France to abandon Mercator map projection that distorts size of Africa
The Mercator projection gives too much prominence to Russia, the United States and Greenland at the expense of Africa and southeast Asia, Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barr
King Oyo Nyimba: Body of world's youngest king returns to Uganda for burial
King Oyo Nyimba's body arrived aboard a chartered flight at the country's main airport where President Yoweri Museveni was among dignitaries waiting to receive it.
Why Uganda should revisit the Gaza deployment plan
Uganda has committed approximately 1,200 personnel to a proposed 20,000-strong, US-led force commanded by US Major General Jasper Jeffers.
Americans evacuated after attack on Mozambique wildlife camp
Mozambique has been battling terrorism in the gas-rich northern province of Cabo Delgado since 2017, a conflict that has killed thousands of people and displaced hundreds of thousands.
President Ruto orders India's Tata Chemicals to leave Kenya
Ruto says government will bring in new investors to take over soda ash operations at Lake Magadi following a dispute involving one of Kenya's largest mineral exporters.
Return of DRC's urban train brings gridlock relief in Kinshasa
The Kinshasa rail service offers an escape for residents who are otherwise forced to spend hours in monster traffic jams.
Israel's Ben-Gvir unveils plan to ethnically cleanse 1.8M Palestinians from besieged Gaza in 7 years
Israeli plan reportedly aims to expel 250,000 Palestinians in first year, 1.11 million within three years and about 1.86 million within seven years.
UN to vote on African-led push to 'correct' distorted world maps
The campaign comes as African governments and institutions have increasingly pushed for changes in how the continent is represented internationally.
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