- 3 April, 2026
DR Congo: Technical problems plague electoral process
Two weeks ahead of presidential and parliamentary elections in the Democratic Republic of Congo, in addition to the war in
Global African Stars dominate CAF Award’s 2023 final list
After announcing the finalists for the Best Young Player and Goalkeeper of the Year awards, the Confederation of African Football
UK Prime Minister and opposition spar over Rwanda deportation deal
At Prime Minister’s Questions in Parliament, Britain’s Rishi Sunak faces criticism from the opposition Labour Party over his controversial plan
Nigeria’s chief of army staff visits scene of deadly drone strike
Chief of Army Staff, Lt. General Taoreed Lagbaja visited local community leaders on Dec. 05 to apologise for the accidental
Basketball helping to bring peace in South Sudan
South Sudan descended into a bloody civil war shortly after independence in 2011, following a political disagreement between President Salva
China helps launch Egypt’s MISRAT-2 satellite
Egypt’s space agency chief has hailed cooperation with China, following the launch on Monday of a remote-sensing satellite into orbit
Ethiopia: more than 50 civilians killed in November attacks
More than 50 civilians were killed in attacks in Ethiopia in November, denounced the Ethiopian Human Rights Commission (EHRC) on
Nigeria’s president orders investigation after drone strike kills 85
Nigeria’s President Bola Tinubu has ordered a comprehensive investigation into a military drone attack over the weekend that resulted in
Sierra Leone: 57 arrests after attempted coup
The Sierra Leonean government announced on Monday 43 new arrests in connection with the November 26 coup attempt, bringing to
Nigeria: Rice prices skyrocket as local production declines
With rice consumption in Nigeria steadily rising, outgrowing local supply, there is now a supply gap of about 2 million