Two charged as police investigate discoveries of women bodies in South Africa
Prosecutors said the two women had been charged with murder over the killing of Jabulile Ntimba in what police described as a possible love triangle.
Two charged as police investigate discoveries of women bodies in South Africa
Prosecutors said the two women had been charged with murder over the killing of Jabulile Ntimba in what police described as a possible love triangle.
Head of Yahya Jammeh's 'death squad' court martialled in Gambia
Sanna Manjang, who was the head of the squad and a lieutenant colonel, is charged with deserting the armed forces when he went on the run in January 2017.
Seven Ethiopian armed groups form new alliance
The new alliance includes armed groups that have previously fought against each other.
Sudan's army advances in Blue Nile against RSF, seizes weapons depot
The army's latest gains has seen it take control over parts of Kurmuk locality in Blue Nile state, local authorities say.
Kalin, Libya's acting defence chief discuss deepening Türkiye-Libya ties
Türkiye's intelligence chief Ibrahim Kalin meets Libya’s Abdussalam Zubi in Istanbul as efforts to unify the country’s political and military institutions gain momentum.
Gunmen kill nine people in Nigeria's Plateau state
Nine people were killed in a gun attack in Nigeria's Plateau state between Saturday night and Sunday morning, according to local media reports.
From US to Africa: Investigations find 25,000 migrants deported to third countries
Nearly a dozen countries in Africa have received deportees from third countries sent by the United States.
South Africa finds 10th woman’s body as pressure mounts over identity of mysterious killer
The killings have intensified pressure on authorities to identify those responsible.
UN chief calls for global financial reform, permanent Security Council seats for Africa
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Sunday called for sweeping reforms to global governance structures, urging permanent African representation on the UN Security Council.
Sudan gold mine collapse kills ten people, injures 21 others
A gold mine collapsed in northern Sudan, killing at least ten people and injuring 21 others, two survivors told AFP on Sunday after overnight rescue efforts.