Kenyan President Ruto to 'Support' Devastating Flood Victims
The president's declaration comes as the region grapples with one of the most severe rainy seasons in years, which has already claimed the lives of at least 170 people across the country.
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UK Initiates Voluntary Return of Asylum Seekers to Rwanda with One Set to be Flown
The voluntary removals scheme, introduced last month, offers up to £3,000 to migrants whose asylum applications have been rejected, encouraging them to relocate to Rwanda.
South Africa's Former President Under Police Investigations over 'Forged' Signatures
This inquiry adds to the controversies surrounding Zuma, who has had a tumultuous political career marked by legal challenges and corruption allegations.
Macron Calls on Rwanda to Cease Support for M23 Rebels in Eastern Congo
Despite these assertions, the M23 has been widely criticized and opposed for its military actions and alleged human rights abuses.
Social Media Erupts as Nigerian Music Giants Engage in Public Spat
The conflict began late Monday when Wizkid, responding to fans clamoring for new music, posted a provocative video of a man fervently begging for a favor.
Leaked Photos of Hannibal Gadhafi's Detention Spark Outrage and Diplomatic Tensions
The images, broadcasted by Lebanon's Al-Jadeed TV, depict a tiny, lightless cell crammed with Gadhafi's personal belongings, a small bed, and a rudimentary toilet.
Senior Islamic State Commander with $5 Million Bounty Killed in Joint Operation
He had been implicated in numerous attacks across the Sahel region, including the deadly 2017 raid that resulted in the deaths of four American soldiers and several Nigerien troops.
Rising Global Prices Forces Ugandan Farmers to Hire Gunmen to Protect Cocoa
The increased value of cocoa, driven by adverse weather conditions affecting major producers like Ghana and Ivory Coast, has led to a surge in crop thefts, compelling Ugandan farmers to hire armed security.
Rescued Lions from Montenegro and Ukraine Find New Home in South Africa
Both lions were born in 2021 and had been privately owned under circumstances that led to their unfortunate conditions.
Low Voter Turnout in Togo's Parliamentary Elections
The shift in governance structure has been contentious, with opposition groups and civil society activists accusing the Gnassingbé family of maneuvering to extend its political dynasty beyond the already extensive terms.
DRC Explores Economic Diversification Beyond Mining
In search of stability and growth, the DRC is considering alternative sectors such as agriculture, renewable energy, and tourism.
Fuel Shortages Wreak Havoc on Nigerian Businesses and Public Transport
Numerous petrol stations have shut down, citing a lack of supply from the Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC), formerly a state-owned entity.
Kenya Airways Suspends Flights to Kinshasa Amid Employee Detention Controversy
The issue began on April 19, when two employees of Kenya Airways were detained by the Military Detection of Anti-Homeland Activities (DEMIAP) on allegations related to "missing customs documentation on valuable cargo," according to the airline.
Ghanaian Court Dismisses Legal Challenge Against Anti-LGBTQ Bill
The anti-LGBTQ legislation, passed by Ghanaian lawmakers in February, seeks to impose stricter penalties on LGBTQ activities and has sparked widespread controversy both domestically and internationally.
Dam Collapse in Western Kenya Claims 40 Lives, Prompts Nationwide Dam Inspections
The disaster cut off a major road and left a trail of debris, mud, and uprooted trees, severely impacting the local community and transportation.
Discover the Magic of Sälen: Your Ultimate Guide to the Perfect Winter Getaway
Whether you're a thrill-seeker looking to carve down snow-covered slopes or someone seeking the solace of a serene winter escape, this guide will help you plan your perfect holiday.