- 30 March, 2026
Protests in Tunisia mark two years since presidential power grab
Over 300 people rallied in Tunis on Tuesday to mark the two-year anniversary of President Kais Saied’s adoption of sweeping
Dozens injured in Johannesburg bus collision
At least 77 people were injured, five of them critically, after two buses collided at the entrance to a South
Gambia: government revokes pharmaceutical company’s import license
The Gambian government has permanently revoked the importation licence of Atlantic Pharmaceutical Company Limited…Read More
Wagner in Africa: a flourishing future but in what form?
Can Wagner survive in Africa without its leader Evguéni Prigojine and after the recent mutiny of his men in Russia?
‘It’s very painful’: Dakar in shock after new migrant shipwreck
Pressed by poverty and a lack of opportunities at home, many young Senegalese are increasingly undertaking dangerous sea crossings to
Tunisians grapple with scorching heat as temperatures exceed 50C
The heatwave has been blamed for the eruption of wild fires in the country and in neighboring Algeria, where 15
Mali: HRW accuses army and alleged fighters from Wagner group of “new atrocities”
Human Rights Watch accused on Monday, the Malian armed forces and foreign fighters likened to Russian paramilitaries from the Wagner
Senegal: security lifted around opponent Sonko’s home
The security detail set up by the authorities around the Dakar home of Senegalese opposition leader Ousmane Sonko, candidate in
Al Hilal unveil Koulibaly, new manager Jorge Jesus
Al Hilal on Sunday presented Jorge Jesus to fans as the Portuguese coach begins his second spell in charge of
Many dead and injured as building collapses in Cameroon
A four-storey building collapses in Cameroon leaving many dead and injured as rescue workers continue to search the rubble for