Sierra Leone Faces Power Crisis as Cities Plunge into Darkness Over Unpaid Bills
Joseph Kargbo, a resident of Freetown's eastern suburbs, voiced his exasperation, stating, "I have gone for six days without a flash of light in my house."
The U.N. rights chief says eastern Congo’s escalating violence is being forgotten by the world
During a visit to the region on Wednesday, Türk emphasized the urgent need for increased support and peace efforts to address the humanitarian disaster affecting millions.
Nigerian Socialite Charged for Abusing Banknotes Amid Crackdown on Currency Abuse
Okechukwu, who owns a well-known nightclub in the oil-rich Delta State, faced the court on Wednesday in Lagos' Federal High Court where he was granted bail set at 10 million naira (approximately $8,600)
Ugandan Traders Shut Down Businesses in Protest Against New Tax System
The system, known as the Electronic Fiscal Receipting and Invoicing System (EFRIS), was introduced by the Uganda Revenue Authority in January 2021 to monitor sales and taxes in real-time.
Flood Crisis Worsen in Entebbe After Heavy Rains; Travellers Warned to Proceed with Caution
Following heavy rains on Monday morning, which persisted for approximately four hours, the situation has intensified with significant flooding and disruptions to traffic, exacerbating the ongoing challenges in the region.
Chad's Interim President Mahamat Idriss Déby Launches Presidential Campaign
Speaking at his first campaign rally in the capital, N'Djamena, Déby, who is also a military officer, affirmed his commitment to the people.
Surges in Monkey Pox in DR Congo Forces Experts into a `Crisis Management` Meeting
"For the first time, we have confirmed cases of sexual transmission of MPOX in the DRC. Given its severity and widespread impact across almost every province, we are facing a public health emergency," stated Muyembe.
Breaking Stereotypes: Lamine Fall's Culinary Journey in Senegal
Cooking in Senegal, much like in many other places, is often seen as a woman's domain. However, Fall's journey began with a deep-rooted love for food and an eagerness to bring joy to people through his culinary skills
Surge in Gender-Based Violence Shadows Central African Republic Amid Conflict
According to data tracked by the United Nations and its partners, reported cases have dramatically increased from approximately 9,200 in 2020 to 25,500 recently.
Media Muzzle in Mali: Junta Imposes Ban Amid Political Turmoil
The ban is ostensibly part of a broader effort by the junta, led by Colonel Assimi Goita since the second coup in 2021, to stabilize the country.
Mali's Military Junta Suspends All Political Activities, Citing "Sterile Discussions"
The suspension follows what Colonel Maiga referred to as "sterile discussions" during a national dialogue attempt earlier this year, which seemingly failed to foster constructive solutions.
Integration of Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Students Advances in Senegal's Schools
Mouhamed Sall, a student benefiting from this approach, effortlessly communicates with both old and new classmates using sign language, sometimes assisted by interpreters.
Tragic Shipwreck Off Djibouti Claims 38 Migrants, With More Missing
The IOM reported that 22 individuals were rescued in the aftermath of the tragedy, while rescue operations continued for an additional six migrants believed to have been on board.
Morocco's Al Massira Reservoir Shrinks Drastically Amid Prolonged Drought
Professor Brian Thomas, a hydrogeologist who has analyzed these images for NASA, noted significant reductions in the reservoir’s surface area.
Tensions Rise in Togo as MPs Discuss Constitutional Changes with Traditional Chiefs
The discussions aim to address the public's concerns and explain the shift from a semi-presidential to a parliamentary system, a change ratified by the parliament on March 25
Nigeria Recovers 30 Billion Naira in Corruption Probe Linked to Suspended Minister
The investigation began after Betta Edu was suspended in January amid accusations of diverting $640,000 of public funds into a personal bank account.