Nairobi on Alert as Lions Spotted Near Lang'ata
KWS has issued a statement assuring the public that they are continuing to monitor the situation with utmost diligence and are maintaining a high alert status.
Wealth & Power
Who holds capital and political leverage — and how that power is exercised.
Algerian Man found Alive after 26 -year of Fruitless Search
For years, Mr. Bin Omran's family feared he had been one of the estimated 200,000 people killed or 20,000 kidnapped during the civil conflict between Algeria's government and Islamist groups.
Top Candidate Axed from the June 29 Mauritanian Presidential Election
The exclusion of Aziz from the ballot comes amid stringent conditions imposed by the ruling party, which require presidential candidates to secure approvals from municipal councillors and mayors.
8 Killed in Mosque Attack in Nigeria
Media coverage from the scene showed the mosque's charred walls and burned furniture, painting a grim picture of the aftermath.
The Complex Reality of Zimbabwean Migration to South Africa
Over a million Zimbabweans have relocated to South Africa, seeking relief and opportunities absent in their homeland.
Man Remanded for Trespassing on President Museveni's Residence
According to the state prosecutor, Bwanika's actions were intended to annoy President Museveni, an allegation that led to his forceful intervention by security forces.
Bail Denied for Suspects in South African Rapper AKA's Murder Case
The decision was made in the Durban magistrate's court, where the magistrate deemed releasing the suspects would be "reckless and irresponsible," according to News24.
Urgent Call for Collective Investment in African Road Networks at AFERA's 21st General Assembly
Experts agree that the road infrastructure deficit increases production and transaction costs, hindering economic growth and scaling of opportunities across Africa.
Catastrophic Humanitarian Crisis Unfolds in Darfur
The fighting, involving the Sudanese army and a rival paramilitary group, has escalated to critical levels, with devastating impacts on the civilian population
Massive Rift Valley Cracks Threaten Homes and Farms in Kenya
Areas such as Kiambogo, Kaptembwo, Ngata, and London are among the hardest hit, with numerous reports last week of homes sinking into the ground in Kiambogo while still occupied.
Mozambican Government Investigates Death of Russian Ambassador
President Filipe Nyusi expressed his condolences, noting that Surikov's passing leaves a "huge void" in the diplomatic community.
Chad's Interim Prime Minister Challenges Election Results
In a statement released on social media, Masra announced, “With the help of our lawyers, today we submitted a request to the Constitutional Council to reveal the truth of the ballot boxes.”
Rwanda Denies Involvement in Grenade Attack in Burundi's Economic Hub
The attack, which occurred on Friday, resulted in injuries to at least 38 people, according to Burundi's interior ministry spokesperson, Pierre Nkurikiye.
Building Collapse in George, South Africa, Claims 24 Lives; Rescue Efforts Continue
At the time of the collapse, 81 people were inside the building. To date, 29 survivors have been rescued, with 13 currently receiving medical treatment in hospital.
Kenyan Man on Death Row in Saudi Arabia Receives Reprieve
Munyakho, the son of veteran Kenyan journalist Dorothy Kweyu, was sentenced to death in 2011 after a fatal altercation with a colleague that resulted in both parties sustaining stab wounds; however, only Munyakho survived.
Humanitarian Crisis Deepens in Sudan as El Fasher Sees Rising Casualties
Over the last three days, the medical charity has recorded a total of 44 deaths in the city, which remains the last major stronghold of the Sudanese army in the Darfur region amidst a brutal civil war now over a year old.