South Africa: Bus Overturns in Gauteng Province, Leaving 12 Dead and 45 Injured
At least 12 people have tragically lost their lives and 45 others have been injured after a bus overturned in South Africa’s northeastern Gauteng Province […]
Month: March 2025
Unchecked Drone Proliferation Claims Nearly 1,000 Civilian Lives in Africa
Nearly 1,000 civilians have been killed and hundreds more injured by military drone strikes across Africa over the past three years, according to a comprehensive […]
Angolan President Discusses DRC Conflict with Congolese Religious Leaders
On Monday March 10, Angolan President João Lourenço met with a delegation of religious leaders from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) to discuss the […]
Cyclone Jude Strikes Northern Mozambique as Third Storm in Four Months
Northern Mozambique was battered by heavy rains and strong winds on Monday March 10 as Cyclone Jude became the third storm to hit the region […]
Nigeria Secures $200 Million Deal to Power Rural Areas with Renewable Energy
Nigeria has signed on March 10 a $200 million agreement with WeLight, a pan-African Distributed Renewable Energy (DRE) company, to deploy hundreds of renewable mini-grids […]
Tensions Escalate as DR Congo Military Questions Kabila’s Allies
Senior officials from former President Joseph Kabila’s political party faced military prosecutors in Kinshasa Monday, signaling a dramatic escalation in Congo’s political tensions amid the […]
US Calls for International Cooperation to Disrupt Al-Shabaab-Houthi Ties
The United States has called on March 10 for increased international cooperation to address the growing links between the Somali-based terrorist group Al-Shabaab and the […]
Economic Freedom Index 2025: Morocco Leads North Africa While Algeria Ranks Among World’s Worst Performers
The American think tank Heritage Institute has released the 31st edition of its annual Index of Economic Freedom, which measures the impact of economic liberty […]
Mauritania: Migrants Clash with Police Amid Expulsion Campaign
Mauritania has witnessed heightened tensions following an attack on a police station by migrants facing expulsion. On Saturday, migrants who were in the process of […]
US Orders Non-Emergency Personnel to Leave South Sudan Amid Rising Tensions
The United States State Department has ordered non-emergency Government personnel to leave South Sudan’s capital, Juba, as violence escalates following intense clashes in the northern […]