From Marathon Legend to Fashion Model: Eliud Kipchoge's Catwalk Debut in Paris
His debut at the fashion event was part of a special presentation by Nike, featuring several of the brand's top athletes who are preparing for the Olympic Games.
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A Decade of Despair: The Continued Suffering of Chibok's Daughters
The shocking abduction of 276 schoolgirls by Boko Haram in Chibok, survivors like Lisu, a pseudonym used to protect her identity, still grapple with the harsh realities of life post-captivity.
Campaigning Begins in Togo as Country Prepares for Historic Regional and Legislative Elections
The focus of this election cycle is the legislative race, which is expected to play a critical role in determining the next leader of Togo.
Nigerian Transgender Influencer Bobrisky Sentenced for Currency "Spraying" at Social Event
Bobrisky, who has a following of five million on social media, pleaded guilty to the charges brought against her by Nigeria’s anti-graft agency following her arrest last earlier this month.
The Children of Darfur Caught Between Starvation and Death in the Unending Civil War
The war, a fierce conflict between the army and a paramilitary group, has thrown the country into chaos and driven countless families from their homes into camps like Zamzam.
Egypt Secures €1 Billion Loan from EU to Bolster her Economy
As part of the loan agreement, the European Union has stipulated that Egypt must continue to make progress towards establishing effective democratic mechanisms.
South Africa's Electoral Commission Appeals to Constitutional Court Over Zuma's Candidacy
His reinstatement as a candidate by the Electoral Court has sparked widespread debate and necessitated a definitive interpretation of the law, prompting the Electoral Commission's appeal to the highest court in the land.
Russian Military Presence in Niger Marks a Strategic Shift
Accompanied by a state-of-the-art air defense system, these instructors are set to install and train the Nigerien army on its usage, as reported by state media.
Ethiopia Initiates Repatriation of Migrants from Saudi Arabia Amid Harsh Conditions
The Ethiopian government has described their conditions as "difficult," prompting this large-scale repatriation effort.
Gauteng Province Ends E-Toll Era: A Victory for Motorists in South Africa
The electronic toll collection (e-tolls), which have been a significant source of public unrest, were disconnected permanently at 23:59 local time on Thursday.
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South Sudan Gears Up for First National Elections with New Code of Conduct
During a forum on April 4th, hosted by South Sudan's reconstituted Political Parties Council and supported by the UN Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS), political actors alongside civil society representatives gathered to validate this new Code of Conduct.
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.
Devastating Floods in Kenya: A Wake-Up Call to Climate Action
The floods have obliterated homes, farmlands, and infrastructure, leaving many in dire need of assistance and shelter.
150 years later: Looted 'crown jewels' Loaned Back to Ghana by the UK
These royal objects were taken from the Palace in Kumasi during the infamous Sagrenti War of 1874 and have now returned to Ghana on an initial three-year loan, which is renewable for another three years.