Politics

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 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

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

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

The seventeen-year-old student Mamadou Djouma Bah has died following his imprisonment earlier this month after a court in Guinea found him guilty of cheating on national examinatio

Authorities in Mali have granted a presidential pardon to Yann Vezilier, a French national who was detained on allegations of espionage and involvement in a conspiracy to overthrow

Five years after the Taliban takeover, international agencies warn that over one hundred restrictive decrees have effectively stripped women and girls of their fundamental rights a

Dozens of Ethiopian nationals currently held in Saudi Arabian prisons are seeking international assistance to avoid execution after appealing to the media for urgent diplomatic hel

Richard Itoro is among tens of thousands of Nigerian citizens who have recently chosen to leave South Africa, often abandoning established lives and families behind in the process.

The international body has identified natural resources and agricultural commodities as the primary financial drivers for the ongoing war between rival military factions in Sudan.

Officials in Lusaka suspended the tallying of ballots after alleged attacks on polling staff and the theft of marked voting papers during the national election process.

Survivors of Liberia's civil conflicts have formally endorsed the establishment of a War and Economic Crimes Court to address historical grievances and provide legal accountability

New assessments from United Nations agencies indicate that structural damage in the Gaza Strip rose by nearly 10 per cent after a brief cessation of hostilities collapsed.

President Hakainde Hichilema faces a public test of his economic policies on Thursday as citizens across Zambia vote in a general election defined by cost-of-living concerns.

The nation's highest court has nullified a previous High Court ruling that declared sections of Zimbabwe's abortion legislation unconstitutional, citing procedural failures by gove

President Assimi Goïta has granted a pardon to Yann Vézilier, a French national previously convicted of participating in a plot to destabilize the military-led West African nation.

A year after a railway station canopy collapse in Valjevo killed 16 people, the resulting student-led demonstrations have evolved into a wider campaign for social change.

The United States Vice President stated that maintaining affordable domestic oil and gas prices remains Washington's primary objective as military operations against Iran continue

United Nations aid officials have warned of a sharp increase in humanitarian requirements for more than 100,000 people currently seeking refuge in urban camps.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has described the United Kingdom as the "Islamic Republic of Britain" as relations cool between Israel and the recently elected Labour administrat

Israel Katz attended the opening of the new settlement on Thursday, shortly after military forces destroyed several Palestinian-owned shops and properties in the West Bank city.

A new report from the UN indicates that the lack of transparency regarding disciplinary actions for Afghan security personnel is undermining public confidence in the national admin

Hundreds of Nigerians are attempting to reintegrate and overcome trauma after fleeing violent protests in South Africa that have strained diplomatic relations between Abuja and Pre

The Senate Minority Leader called for the immediate removal of the Pentagon chief following his assessment of the leadership regarding the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier.

Communities in Zimbabwe held a memorial ceremony on Thursday to honor forty-four people who died after a vessel capsized on the world's largest artificial lake.

A video showing a woman receiving 100 lashes for adultery in the city of Sabha has triggered widespread condemnation across social media platforms and among human rights advocates.

Residents in South Africa's Eastern Cape province have effectively closed the town of Ngcobo while demanding the immediate removal of a municipal manager over service issues.

Malawian authorities have introduced strict regulatory measures for motorcycle taxi operators, leading to widespread demonstrations and the blocking of major transit routes across

President Emmerson Mnangagwa has directed the acquisition of a new passenger boat and the rehabilitation of a neglected regional road after a deadly maritime accident in Kariba.

At least 46 people have died after a vital transport vessel capsized on the massive man-made lake that provides a critical link for rural trading communities.

The Swedish government will officially terminate its long-standing development cooperation with Liberia on August 31, 2026, ending nearly two decades of financial and technical sup

The United Nations human rights office has called on Israeli authorities to protect residents of the occupied West Bank who have been trapped inside their homes for several days.

The leader of the United Kingdom's Reform Party returned to his parliamentary seat for Clacton after a vote marked by a boycott from opposing political groups.

The UN Human Rights Office reports a growing climate of fear in Uganda as authorities impose increasing restrictions on opposition figures, journalists, and civil society organizat

The upcoming electoral contest has become increasingly competitive after controversy surrounding the funeral arrangements for the late President Edgar Lungu impacted current Presid

The decision by the presidency facilitates the release of the primary political rival to the head of state following a lengthy prison sentence handed down by the courts.