- 3 June, 2026
The “lêkê”, poor man’s shoes that have become a symbol of Ivorian culture
Everyone wore +lêkê+,” says Rokia Daniogo, a 33-year-old trader, sitting on a street corner in the huge market in the
Water shortage pushes wildlife to migrate from Zimbabwe
With the increase in water shortages over the years, wildlife migration between the park and Botswana is not uncommon. However,
UN raises alarm over child deaths in Sudan as health crisis deepens
These statistics come amidst an ominous warning that thousands more, including vulnerable newborns, teeter on the brink of peril as
At least 8 dead in military helicopter crash in Kenya
The cause of the accident in Lamu County, on the Kenyan coast, was not immediately clear. Kenyan defense forces operate
Morocco earthqake: Architects assess damage in Marrakech’s UNESCO listed old city
The 12th-century walls that surround the millennium-old city have been partly disfigured. Not all buildings were on an equal footing
DRC: at least 17 dead in landslide
Torrential rains in northwestern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) caused a landslide that killed at least 17 people overnight, authorities
Niger strengthens positions on border with Benin
Wednesday’s (Sep. 13) deployment is the latest by Niger since the ECOWAS has agreed to activate a “standby force” to
South Africa: at least 20 De Beers employees die on the road
At least 20 employees of the mining giant De Beers died on Sunday in South Africa in a road accident,
SA advises two-minute shower over water shortage
Water providers in Johannesburg, South Africa, have issued a pressing call to action for the city’s residents and suburban communities
French visa ban controversy: Nigerien artists refuse to let culture be “taken away”
We can’t go to France, we have Africa, we have the other parts of the world. All they have to