Côte d’Ivoire to Mark 65 Years of Independence with Grand Military Display in Bouaké
As Côte d’Ivoire approaches its 65th Independence Day, the nation’s Defense and Security Forces (FDS) are set to deliver an extraordinary show of unity and […]
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AUSSOM: Somali Forces Kill 50 al-Shabab Militants in Bariire Offensive
The African Union Support and Stabilization Mission in Somalia (AUSSOM), in collaboration with Somali Government forces, has announced on August 3 the killing of over […]
South Africa Deploys Drones, Traceable Stamps to Reinforce Border Security
South Africa is bolstering its border security through a suite of modern measures, including the deployment of surveillance drones and traceable immigration stamps. Commissioner of […]
President Trump Reaffirms U.S. Recognition of Moroccan Sovereignty Over Western Sahara
In an official message addressed to King Mohammed VI, President of the United States, Donald Trump, reiterated Washington’s position in support of Morocco’s sovereignty over […]
Rwanda, Congo Hold First Post-Peace Deal Meeting as Security Delay Threatens Derailment
Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo held the first meeting of a joint international oversight committee on Thursday in Washington, a step forward in […]
Burkina Faso Demands Answers Over Influencer’s Death in Ivorian Custody
Thousands of demonstrators flooded the streets of Ouagadougou on Wednesday, July 30, demanding truth and justice following the death of pro-junta Burkinabè influencer Alain Christophe […]
Bobi Wine Decries Escalating Repression as Uganda’s 2026 Election Looms
Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine has warned that the country’s political climate has deteriorated significantly ahead of the 2026 presidential elections. In an exclusive interview, […]
Deadly Border Clash Between Uganda and South Sudan Raises Tensions Over Longstanding Dispute
A fatal exchange of gunfire between Ugandan and South Sudanese forces along the contested Kajo-Keji border region has left at least six security officers dead, […]
Sudan Conflict: 135 Rape Survivors Took their Own Life as Sexual Violence Crisis Deepens
A Sudanese doctors’ group has reported on Tuesday, that at least 135 women who were raped during Sudan’s ongoing civil war have taken their own […]
Ghana’s President Calls for Legally Binding Protections for Press Freedom and Civic Rights in Africa
Ghana’s President John Dramani Mahama has issued a powerful appeal for African governments to adopt legally binding mechanisms that safeguard press freedom and protect the […]