- 4 December, 2025
UN sounds alarm as violence in northern Mozambique forces over 100,000 to flee
The UN Refugee Agency is expressing grave concern as escalating attacks in northern Mozambique force tens of thousands from their
Libyan commander faces ICC over alleged atrocities at Tripoli Prison
Khaled Mohamed Ali El Hishri accused of committing crimes against humanity and war crimes at a Tripoli prison appears before
2027 Rugby World Cup: Springboks and All Blacks set for quarterfinal showdown
Reigning world champions South Africa and arch rivals New Zealand will likely face a showdown in quarterfinals…Read More
Samba Train celebrates National Day of Samba at Christ the Redeemer
High above Rio de Janeiro, the rhythms of samba echoed through the city as artists boarded the iconic Corcovado Train
Mayor of Minneapolis rejects Donald Trump’s comments against Somalis
City officials said they would stand by its sizeable Somali community amid fears of an anti-immigration operation…Read More
South Africa convicts ex-apartheid cops for 1987 killing
Two former apartheid-era police officers in South Africa have been found guilty of murdering student leader and activist Caiphus Nyoka
Family of deceased opposition leader refuses to allow “rushed” government autopsy
The family of Cameroonian opposition figure Anicet Ekane’s has refused to allow an official autopsy scheduled for Tuesday, saying that
Dangote invites petroleum regulator to verify output figures
The Dangote refinery said Monda it was ready to demonstrate its ability to deliver 1.5 billion litres of petrol a
Gabon detains tourism minister after alleged $18m funds theft
Investigators see Pascal Ogowé Siffon as a serious flight risk after he was detained while attempting to leave the capital…Read
Pope Leo says he hopes to visit Africa in 2026 as he wraps up his first foreign trip
Wrapping up his first international trip as pope, Leo XIV says he hopes to visit Africa in 2026…Read More