- 1 April, 2026
European Union begins steps to sanction Niger junta
The European Union (EU) has initiated measures to impose sanctions on members of Niger’s military junta, marking a significant development
Director Ellie Foumbi wins top prize at Cameroon film festival
Director Ellie Foumbi won the prestigious Ecran d’Or at the closing ceremony of the 27th edition of Cameroon’s Ecran Noir
Burundi becomes 100th member of FIFA’s Football for Schools programme
FIFA chief, Gianni Infantino, has been in Burundi to inaugurate its Football for Schools programme in that country…Read More
Tunisians gather outside French embassy in new rally in support of Palestinians
Thousands of Tunisians gathered outside the French embassy in Tunis on Saturday in support of the Palestinians and demanding the
Madagascar opposition denounce “illegitimate electoral process”
Madagascar’s opposition presidential candidates have held a major rally in Antananarivo denouncing what they describe as an “illegitimate electoral process”
Kenya and Angola call on M23 rebels in DRC to move to a military garrison
The presidents of Kenya and Angola have called on M23 militia fighting government forces in the eastern Democratic Republic of
Thousands show up for first African Football League match in Tanzania
Euphoric supporters of the Simba Sports Club proudly wore their teams red and white colors as they line up for
UN refugee chief says military escalation ‘catastrophic’ for Gaza
Any escalation of military activities will be “catastrophic” for people in the Gaza Strip, the UN high commissioner for refugees
Mass Protests in Egypt in Solidarity with Gaza
Public protests are typically prohibited in Egypt, but President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi made a surprising statement on Wednesday during a
Kenyans demand compensation for British army blaze ahead of king’s visit
A Kenyan court has ordered the British Army to pay compensation for the blaze, which ravaged more than 4,800 hectares