- 29 December, 2025
UNICEF: Children in Africa are among the most at risk to climate change
The United Nations children’s agency, UNICEF, says children in Africa are among the most at risk from climate change but
Gabon’s opposition leader claims coup is a ‘family affair’
In an interview with a French media outlet, Gabon’s main opposition leader claimed that this week’s coup was just a
Algerian coastguards kill two tourists holidaying in Morocco
A group of four holidaymakers on jet skis reportedly strayed across the maritime border between Morocco and Algeria…Read More
Johannesburg fire highlights inner city housing crisis
South Africa’s President Cyril Ramaphosa says a Johannesburg fire was a “wake-up call” for government to address the inner city
Brighton sign Spain Bissau-Guinean forward Ansu Fati
The 20-year-old of Guinea-Bissau origin made 36 LaLiga appearances last season as Barcelona secured their first title for four years.
Life slowly resumes in Gabon’s capital after coup
While some parts of Gabon’s capital, Libreville, remain quiet following Wednesday’s coup, traders at the Mont-Bouet market have resumed their
Gabon’s opposition calls on military to complete counting of ballots
Gabon’s opposition grouping has called on the country’s new military leaders to complete counting ballots from last weekend’s elections saying
African Union suspends Gabon following military coup
The African Union’s Peace and Security Council said Thursday it had decided to “immediately suspend” Gabon following the military coup
Survivors of Johannesburg fire speak of difficulty getting out of building
An estimated 200 people were living in the abandoned five-storey building when the blaze broke out…Read More
Gabon: Analyst says “external force not likely behind coup”
Very few people could imagine that we would end up with a coup d’état. And this is due just to