Discover the African airports offering the fastest flights to Europe and the United States, including Johannesburg, Cape Town, Cairo, Casablanca, Accra, and Lagos, as they become key hubs for global travel.
At least 60 people have died after the Arbat dam in Sudan collapsed due to heavy rainfall, exacerbating the ongoing humanitarian crisis in the war-torn nation. Tens of thousands have been displaced as floods and famine worsen.
Tunisian President Kais Saied announced a sweeping cabinet reshuffle on Sunday, affecting 19 ministerial positions, including those for defense, foreign affairs, and the economy.
Africa is home to some of the longest and most iconic roadways in the world, stretching across diverse landscapes and connecting countries and regions.
In 2024, key sectors such as technology, renewable energy, agriculture, and infrastructure stand out as the most promising areas for investment.
The year 2024 marks a significant milestone for Africa as several nations continue to demonstrate remarkable progress in ensuring security and stability for their citizens.
The diamond was unearthed by Lucara Diamond Corp using advanced X-ray technology designed to detect and preserve large stones.
Maria clinched a staggering R4 Million jackpot while playing the popular slot game Mega Fire Blaze 3 Wizards, developed by Playtech.
These fast-growing economies are driven by diverse factors, from technological innovation and natural resources to infrastructure development and strategic investments.
In 2024, Africa's billionaire rankings reflect the continent's growing economic power and diverse investment opportunities. From cement and luxury goods to telecom and mining, the wealthiest Africans continue to shape the region’s financial landscape.
The word "Swahili" itself is derived from the Arabic word "sahil," meaning "coast."—reflecting the language's roots along the coastal regions of East Africa, particularly in what is modern day Kenya and Tanzania.
The Zimbabwean government has been accused of stifling dissent through arrests, intimidation, and violence, with over 160 people arrested since June.
South Sudan’s new security law, allowing arrests without warrants, has become law despite not being signed by President Salva Kiir. The law automatically took effect after 30 days passed without presidential action, raising concerns among human rights activists and Western nations.
Nigerian legislation aimed at curbing dissent, known as the Counter Subversion Bill, has been withdrawn after public backlash. The bill proposed severe penalties for actions such as refusing to recite the national anthem or organizing illegal protests.
Shivambu’s departure is a significant blow to the EFF, as the MK party has gained momentum, becoming the third-largest party in South Africa’s parliament.
The World Health Organization (WHO) declared mpox outbreaks in Congo and other African countries a global emergency. More than 14,000 cases and 524 deaths have been reported, with Congo being the hardest hit.
