Coordinated Assaults Target Mali's Capital and Northern Cities
Early Saturday, gunmen executed a series of coordinated attacks across Mali, impacting the capital Bamako and significant northern locations such as Kidal and Gao.
Tunisia's Rights Group Suspension Raises Alarms Over Authoritarian Trends
The suspension of a prominent rights group in Tunisia for a month has sparked fears of increasing authoritarianism in the country, highlighting ongoing repression.
Tragic Death of US Big-Game Hunter Ernie Dosio in Africa
Ernie Dosio, a 75-year-old vineyard owner and big-game hunter, tragically lost his life in Africa while pursuing an antelope species.
South Africa's Ambassador to Ghana Called In Amid Rising Tensions Over Foreign Nationals
The South African government has summoned its top diplomat in Ghana following a viral incident involving a Ghanaian man questioned about his immigration status.
William Ruto's Remarks on Nigerian English Ignite Controversy
Kenyan President William Ruto's comments about the English spoken in Nigeria have led to significant backlash, as he claimed that Kenyans speak 'some of the best English in the world.'
Concerns Grow Over Delayed Coal Phase-Out in South Africa
A recent report warns that delays in South Africa's coal phase-out could result in 32,000 premature deaths, highlighting the urgent need for cleaner energy solutions.
Six Individuals Charged in Alleged Plot Against President Tinubu
The recent charges against six individuals follow a previous trial of 16 military officers in January related to a coup attempt against President Bola Tinubu.
Six Individuals Charged with Treason in Nigeria Following Alleged Coup Plot
In a significant development, six individuals have been charged with treason in Nigeria related to an alleged coup plot that emerged after the cancellation of an Independence Day parade in 2025.
Arrest of Iranian American Woman in Los Angeles Raises Arms Trafficking Concerns
A woman of Iranian descent was arrested at Los Angeles International Airport, suspected of trafficking weapons for the Iranian government to Africa, according to federal prosecutors.
Trump Endorses $50 Million Investment in South Africa's Rare Earths Industry
Former President Trump has expressed support for a substantial $50 million investment aimed at enhancing South Africa's rare earths sector.
Students Kidnapped While Traveling to University Entrance Exams in Nigeria
A group of students was reportedly kidnapped while on their way to university entrance exams. Local media suggest the number may be 17, amid rising violence in the region.
Dozens killed in Easter attacks in Nigeria
Strategic angle: Multiple attacks during Easter weekend have resulted in numerous fatalities across Nigeria.
Congo joins US list of third-country deportation destinations
Strategic angle: The DRC said it would "temporarily" receive migrants from the US, becoming the latest African nation to agree to do so.
Ladysmith Black Mambazo's 'wise elder' dies aged 77
Strategic angle: Albert Mazibuko sang in the iconic South African choral group for more than 55 years.
Egypt: Wide-ranging energy effects of the war in the Gulf region
Strategic angle: Egypt raises electricity prices amid global energy crisis linked to Gulf war.
Briefing: Cambodia unveils statue to honour famous landmine-sniffing rat
Strategic angle: The statue honours the late African giant pouched rat who sniffed out more than 100 landmines during his lifetime.
Briefing: Why have US-South Africa relations soured?
Strategic angle: US President Donald Trump wants to sideline South Africa on the world stage. What is his issue with the country and when did things start going south?
Briefing: Tiny African fish caught climbing to the top of a 50-foot waterfall
Strategic angle: For over half a century, tales of fish climbing waterfalls in Central Africa have circulated, but now they have been officially confirmed.
Briefing: US deports eight people 'of African origin' to Uganda
Strategic angle: The Uganda Law Society criticises the deportation, saying it was illegal and 'dehumanising'.
Briefing: Border town of Tiné caught in the crossfire as Sudan war spills into Chad
Strategic angle: The war in Sudan is spilling into Chad with increasing intensity, marking Tiné as a frontline in the conflict.