In a groundbreaking decision, Namibia’s High Court has struck down a colonial-era law that criminalized gay sex, delivering a significant victory to LGBTQ+ activists in the country.
Recent heavy rains in Niger have resulted in 21 deaths and affected over 6,000 people at the start of the country’s rainy season
The International Criminal Court (ICC) has publicly disclosed an arrest warrant for Iyad Ag Ghaly, a Malian accused of commanding an al-Qaida-linked extremist group responsible for severe atrocities in Timbuktu between 2012 and 2013.
In Kenya, an investigation into police conduct during recent tax protests has been launched by the country’s Independent Policing Oversight Authority (IPOA).
Machar alleges the new draft agreement from the talks proposes alternative institutions that could replace or run parallel to those established by the 2018 agreement.
South African lawmaker Renaldo Gouws of the Democratic Alliance (DA) has been suspended following the resurfacing of old videos where he used racist language and incited violence against black people.
This $1.1 billion initiative aims to enhance vaccine production capabilities within Africa, a continent that has historically relied on imported vaccines, often at great cost.
In a letter to the acting chair of the African Union Peace and Security Council, the Somali government requested a postponement in the withdrawal of 2,000 of the 4,000 troops set to depart by June's end, citing the need for a more gradual reduction based on the capabilities of Somali forces.
In Kenya, widespread discontent over escalating taxes has spurred a series of fresh protests Kicking off today [Thursday], as citizens voice their opposition to a finance bill they believe will exacerbate the already severe cost-of-living crisis.
A report released on Wednesday by the Clingendael Institute has raised alarms over the migration of jihadi fighters, linked to al-Qaida, into northwestern Nigeria from Benin, marking a significant shift in the landscape of regional security
During the inauguration in Pretoria, Ramaphosa acknowledged the electorate's disappointment with the ANC's past performance and vowed to address fundamental needs such as food security, housing, and healthcare.
In a significant crackdown on drug trafficking, Senegalese customs officials have successfully intercepted three cocaine shipments with a combined value exceeding $50 million in the past five days.
During a heated session at the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), Sudan levied serious accusations against the United Arab Emirates (UAE), claiming it has been arming the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in the ongoing 14-month civil war.
QNET, a global lifestyle and wellness-focused company, has been at the forefront of the direct selling industry for over two decades. The company officially entered the Nigerian market through a notable partnership with Transblue Limited, which appointed it its partner and representative in Africa.
In a devastating overnight event, a large fire at Chad’s primary military ammunition depot in the Goudji area of the capital, N'Djamena, resulted in the deaths of at least nine people, with another 46 suffering injuries, some critically.
In a grand ceremony filled with military honors, President Cyril Ramaphosa was sworn in for his second term on Wednesday, following a tightly contested election last month
