- 13 May, 2026
Former Mauritanian President Aziz denies charges of “illicit enrichment”
Former Mauritanian president Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz on Monday firmly denied in court all allegations he faces of abusing his
Sierra Leone grapples with aftermath of deadly attack
President Julius Maada Bio, addressing the nation, assured that most of the leaders behind the attack had been apprehended, and
Disease stalks Somali district ravaged by floods
Somalia’s government has declared a state of emergency over what the United Nations has called “once-in-a-century” flooding, with almost 100
Amid a hike in cooking gas prices, Nigerian households take to biofuel cooking
As the cost-of-living soars in Nigeria, cooking gas has become unaffordable to a growing number of households. According to the
Malawi slammed for sending workers to Israel amid Gaza conflict
This decision, implemented on Saturday, comes in the wake of Israel’s recent aid contribution of $60 million (£47 million) aimed
20th Marrakech International Film Festival Celebrates Cinema Amid Global Challenges
Despite challenges like Israel’s war with Hamas and a recent earthquake in Morocco, the organizers aim to showcase cinema from
Sierra Leone: night curfew imposed following attack
Sierra Leone has lifted a curfew imposed on Sunday following an attack by armed men on a military barracks and
Morocco: pro-Palestinian rally held in Casablanca
Moroccans rallied in support of Palestinians in Casablanca on Sunday, calling for a permanent ceasefire in Gaza and for an
Sierra Leone: President declares calm after day of clashes
The day saw unknown assailants attempting to force their way into a military arsenal in Freetown, confronting security forces in
Egypt’s Soilless Farming: Rooting for a Sustainable Future
Amidst water scarcity and diminishing arable land, some individuals in Egypt are transitioning to soilless farming. However, experts caution that