Residents in the West Bank village near Nablus report that Israeli settlers have cut off essential services and surrounded homes in an apparent attempt to seize property.

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.

The record-breaking gathering in Baku concluded with a new roadmap urging international stakeholders and governments to collaborate on sustainable housing solutions for billions of

Local entrepreneurs across Africa and the Global South continue to struggle with limited access to capital and market opportunities despite developing critical tools for global cha

The World Health Organization warns that the virus is outpacing containment efforts while frontline staff in Ituri province have ceased work due to wage disputes.

International agencies have committed to assisting national authorities in western Colombia as search and rescue operations continue following a significant seismic event in the re

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.

New facilities backed by the United Nations have launched in eastern Congo as health authorities attempt to contain the largest recorded Ebola outbreak in the country's history.

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

A new report from the Institute for Security Studies highlights risks associated with criminal involvement in private security firms and the subsequent management of firearms.

The assassination of Fawzi al-Mansouri in the eastern city of Benghazi has prompted new concerns regarding security stability within the territory controlled by commander Khalifa H

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.

Nigeria and the African Group of Negotiators will seek increased climate financing and formal international instruments to combat desertification and land degradation during the up

The United Nations Security Council convened on Thursday to address rising tensions as missile strikes on Saudi Arabia and commercial shipping jeopardize the 2022 ceasefire agreeme

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.

During the 1910s and 1920s, local publishers in colonial Nigeria established a vibrant market for Yoruba-language print media to meet growing demand from indigenous readers.

A commercial vessel transiting through the strategic Strait of Hormuz was struck by an unmanned aerial vehicle on Thursday, according to the United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operation

The South African artist removed a planned Nigeria date from her international tour schedule following calls from Nigerians to cancel the event over regional migration disputes.

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

Court documents obtained by BBC Africa provide evidence that eight members of the nation's special forces were involved in the shooting of high-ranking detective Frans Mathipa.

Military officials have dismissed claims that several service members died during a brawl aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln while the vessel was deployed in the Middle East region.

Factory owners in the manufacturing hub of Newcastle report significant staffing vacancies after thousands of foreign employees fled the country during recent xenophobic unrest.

The opening batsman became the first Bangladeshi to score a Test century on Australian soil as the tourists reached a dominant position on the second day.

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.

The Confederation of African Football has not yet declared a formal position regarding the leadership of Gianni Infantino as member nations evaluate their current standing.

The National Criminal Investigation Service intercepted 1.4 tons of the synthetic opioid at the capital's main airport terminal as part of an operation against illegal narcotics.

South Africa and Ghana have secured their places in the inter-confederation qualifiers for the 2027 tournament, while the Super Falcons face their first ever absence from the world

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.

Genetic sequencing from the World Health Organization indicates the current health emergency began months earlier than initially suspected, while Zambia prepares for upcoming presi

The World Health Organization is shifting its response strategy as more than 1,900 people have died in an outbreak where the majority of fatalities occur outside medical facilities