Mikhail Ulyanov stated that American actions against Iran have compromised freedom of navigation through the strategic waterway and characterized current Washington logic as a stra

Declining ecosystems are directly impacting food security and traditional livelihoods across the continent as soil productivity fails and fish stocks disappear from coastal waters.

International narcotics organizations are shifting production operations to West Africa to leverage local infrastructure for the manufacture and global export of methamphetamine.

New data from the PMBEJD indicates that basic energy expenses for families have risen by over R120 per month following recent utility tariff hikes and fuel price adjustments.

Emerging from the working-class districts of Abidjan, the fast-paced Biama dance style has gained nationwide popularity through social media platforms and local street performances

United Nations officials confirmed that over three hundred children have died during a viral surge involving the rare Bundibugyo species in the country's eastern region.

International representatives met in New York on Tuesday to address the ongoing escalation of attacks by Israeli settlers against Palestinian residents and their property.

Ahead of World Day Against Child Labour, the United Nations has called on governments and communities to intensify efforts to protect millions of children still trapped in the work

UN officials observe a decrease in cross-border fire following a weekend of intensified hostilities, though the security situation remains unstable for local populations.

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.

A senior officer in the Malawi Police Service has been removed from his post after an internal inquiry found him guilty of exploiting dozens of female subordinates.

Local officials confirmed on Tuesday that the death toll from the Ebola virus has exceeded 2,000, following a significant spike in fatalities over the last three weeks.

The former resident of Gambaga who lived with a rare growth condition has passed away several years after receiving a diagnosis of gigantism from local medical professionals.

A recent cinematic version of the Greek epic poem has sparked debate regarding the cultural appropriation of Mediterranean history to serve modern Western and imperial narratives.

The Ghana international forward described the footballing philosophy of new manager Enzo Maresca as music to his ears following the first glimpses of his tactical role.

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.

Rising grain prices and a lack of humanitarian aid in West Kordofan have forced residents to consume ambaz, a livestock byproduct, to survive a severe food crisis.

A United Nations backed monitoring report warns that more than 256,000 people in the Horn of Africa nation are expected to experience emergency levels of food insecurity.

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.

Rural households in southern Zambia are increasingly relying on income from hardy agricultural yields to cover essential schooling costs including uniforms, textbooks, and higher e

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

The historical dominance of Western-led development models in Africa is facing a transformation as alternative financing options reduce the influence of policy conditionalities onc

Global temperature data indicates that July 2026 was the second hottest on record, prompting calls from United Nations experts for enhanced early warning infrastructure across vuln

Remote aerial strikes accounted for eighty percent of non-combatant casualties during the first four months of 2026 as the conflict between rival military factions intensifies.

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 United Nations children's agency reports that active outbreaks are currently impacting six different countries, placing millions of children at significant risk of contracting

A report from Human Rights Council-appointed investigators details a sustained campaign of airstrikes and arbitrary detention targeting residential areas and educational facilities

The Egyptian forward has opted to sign with the Super Lig side despite significant interest from the Saudi Pro League and Major League Soccer in North America.