UK Government Refuses Further Payments to Rwanda Following Cancellation of Migrant Deal
The United Kingdom Government has confirmed on March 4 that it will not make any further payments to Rwanda following the cancellation of the controversial […]
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Angola Reports 123 New Cholera Cases in 24 Hours, Raising Alarm
Angola has reported 123 new cholera cases in the last 24 hours, according to the Ministry of Health. The cases were recorded in several provinces, […]
Malaria Deaths Surge in Ethiopia’s Oromia Region Amid Conflict and Climate Change
Lema Tefera’s voice faltered as he recounted the heart-wrenching loss of four children to malaria within a single month, deaths that could have been prevented […]
Political Parties in Gabon Launch Charter to Promote Unity Ahead of Presidential Election
As Gabon approaches its presidential election on 12 April, tensions are rising across the country, with tribalism, regionalism, and political animosity threatening to undermine the […]
Clashes in Benin Leave 10 Dead Amid Rising Violence in Northern Regions
Clashes between armed groups and the military in northern Benin over the past week have resulted in the death of 10 people, including one soldier, […]
Zimbabwean Journalist Blessed Mhlanga Denied Bail Amid Media Crackdown
Blessed Mhlanga, a journalist with the online television channel HStv, was denied bail by a Harare court on Friday, February 28, 2025. He faces charges […]
Teenager Loses Court Battle to Return to the UK After Parents Send Him to Ghana
A 14-year-old boy has lost a court case against his parents after they moved him from London to Ghana to attend a boarding school, citing […]
BBC Seeks Next Rising Star of African Journalism for Komla Dumor Award in Its 10th Year
The BBC is inviting journalists from across Africa to apply for the BBC News Komla Dumor Award, now marking its 10th anniversary. This prestigious award […]
Nigeria Issues Warning of Counterterrorism In Response to Evolving Threats
Nigeria’s National Counter Terrorism Centre (NCTC) has issued a warning about the growing sophistication of terrorist groups, which are increasingly leveraging new technologies and exploiting […]
Eid Al Adha: King Mohammed VI asks the Moroccan people to abstain from performing sheep slaughtering ritual
King Mohammed VI, in his capacity as Commander of the Faithful, asked Moroccans to abstain from performing the rite of slaughtering on Eid Al Adha […]