A new report details how seven airlines, including Russian state operators and African carriers, support logistics for Russian forces across Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger.

The United Nations Mission in South Sudan has denounced recent attacks by armed groups in Warrap state that resulted in the deaths of more than 60 civilians.

The decision by Assimi Goïta to free the French national comes amid ongoing tensions between Mali's military government and France following accusations of a destabilisation plot.

A decision by Rwandan authorities to suspend five Kenyan alcoholic beverage brands has sparked a bilateral dispute that questions the effectiveness of harmonised standards within t

Environmental advocates are working to reverse the shrinking numbers of vultures in Nigeria where the birds face threats from illegal hunting and deep-seated cultural superstitions

UN Deputy Secretary-General Amina Mohammed has called for urgent international action to end the war in Sudan as millions of children face displacement and exclusion from education

Goalkeeper Michaely Bihina played a decisive role in Cameroon's victory over host nation Morocco in the semi-final of the 2026 Women's Africa Cup of Nations.

Officials in Nigeria are implementing screening measures to distinguish genuine couples from potential fraudsters within a government program designed to assist those unable to aff

A prolonged geopolitical standoff in the Middle East is disrupting humanitarian supply chains, leading to increased hunger levels and medical shortages in vulnerable nations like S

The arrest of a low-ranking army private has renewed national concerns regarding the possible involvement of military personnel in supporting criminal networks across Nigeria.

Global representatives have gathered at the United Nations to address the rapid adoption of artificial intelligence among children as the technology transforms education and employ

Super Falcons goalkeeper Chiamaka Nnadozie says the team must reassess their strategy following their failure to secure a direct spot in the upcoming global tournament.

A car bomb in the eastern Libyan city of Benghazi killed the military intelligence chief of the Libyan National Army, which controls much of eastern and southern Libya, raising new

Police in Tanzania have detained several park rangers as part of an investigation into a fatality occurring within the protected Ngorongoro conservation area this week.

The Federal Capital Territory Administration has begun offering the operation at no cost, citing a condition that is straightforward to treat but that limits mobility, work and soc

The Electoral Commission of Zambia has suspended the tallying of presidential and parliamentary results for 24 hours after attacks on polling staff and the disappearance of marked

Lagos-based artist Emmanuel Olatunde has developed a specialized technique to transform raw earth into pigment, blending his scientific background with his passion for contemporary

International health officials are accelerating efforts to develop the first vaccine for the Bundibugyo species as the Democratic Republic of the Congo faces a record-breaking outb

The decision to hold a formal discussion follows a request from Havana as the Caribbean island nation highlights the humanitarian impact of the long-standing American trade embargo

New data reveals that remotely piloted aircraft were responsible for the vast majority of non-combatant fatalities during the first months of the current year in Sudan.

Wildlife experts and officials are examining a series of elephant fatalities in Kenya amid concerns that agricultural chemicals may be responsible for the recent losses.

General Assimi Goïta has issued a pardon for a French operative serving a twenty-year sentence, marking a rare diplomatic shift during a period of sustained tension between Bamako