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.
Governance
EU Envoys' Meeting with Namibian Opposition Sparks Huge Uproar
The meeting, which took place last Tuesday at the residence of the German ambassador Thorsten Hutter in Windhoek, has drawn sharp criticism from the Namibian government and members of the ruling Swapo party.
Protests Erupt in Hundreds in Demanding US Military Exit in Niger
In March, Niger Junta suspended its military cooperation with the US after military government leaders severed ties with France last year.
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.
Experts weigh in as Togo Gears Up for Legislative Elections
According to Amegakpo, this election presents a pivotal opportunity for the opposition.
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.
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.
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.
Kenya Follows Nigeria in Issuing Urgent Recall for Contaminated Cough Syrup
The warning was quickly disseminated through Kenya's PPB, which confirmed the presence of the harmful substance through its testing processes.
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.
Burkina Faso Suspends Wheat Imports Amid Push for Local Production
The suspension of wheat imports is part of a larger economic strategy to stabilize the local economy by supporting farmers and reducing the outflow of capital for imported goods.