- 29 March, 2026
Fears of new clashes as police in Tanzania outlaw Independence Day protests
Police in Tanzania have announced that any protests during next week’s Independence Day would be illegal. The news is raising
Hundreds protest in Mogadishu against Trump’s reference to Somali immigrants as “garbage”
Hundreds of people took to the streets of Mogadishu on Friday to voice their outrage at US President Trump’s reference
FIFA awards US President Trump its first ever international peace prize
International football’s governing body FIFA has awarded US President Trump its first ever peace prize for what it says are
Kenyan parliament report condemns British army unit BATUK over decades of abuses
The Kenyan lawmakers described BATUK’s presence as more akin to that of an “occupying force” than a partner — calling
Morocco: Al Hoceima suspends classes as severe weather hits the region
The temporary shutdown is part of wider precautionary measures taken across northern Morocco as the country faces a new wave
Putin says Russia and India will boost their annual trade
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday hailed the relationship between New Delhi and Moscow after holding talks with Russian
Chinese exports to Africa soar despite tariff wars
Chinese customs data shows that $122 billion worth of goods were exported to Africa in the first eight months of
Saudi Arabia and Comoros prepare for crucial Arab Cup group B clash
Friday’s encounter will mark the first-ever meeting between Saudi Arabia and Comoros, adding further intrigue as Group B begins to
U.S. brokered Congo–Rwanda deal signed amid ongoing clashes in eastern DRC
The crisis in eastern Congo traces back to the aftermath of Rwanda’s 1994 genocide, after which nearly 2 million Hutu