Adedotun Oyeniyi

Sudan military reshuffle by General Burhan aims to secure loyalty and tighten control as war with the RSF escalates across the country.

Burkina Faso repatriates Alino Faso’s body, igniting protests as citizens demand justice, transparency, and accountability over the activist’s mysterious death.

Reports that the U.S. may prioritize White South Africans refugees have fueled debate over racial bias, fairness, and the future of refugee admissions.

South African rand strengthens on gold’s rally, while investors increasingly anticipate inflation figures next week to determine the currency’s next tra jectory.

Tinubu targets 7% economic growth by 2027 with reforms to boost investment, infrastructure, and private sector engagement.

Excerpt: Outrage grows in Gambia after baby’s death linked to female genital mutilation, prompting calls to enforce the country’s anti-FGM law.

At least 40 killed in an RSF attack on a displacement camp near el-Fasher, worsening Sudan’s humanitarian crisis and prompting global condemnation.

Ghana honors 13 Ghana helicopter crash victims with military rites, as leaders vow better aviation safety.

African nations push to renegotiate Trump-era tariffs, warning of severe economic fallout if trade restrictions with the United States persist.

After Botswana’s public apology, Bridgette Motsepe insists on legal redress, saying the damage to her name and career still lingers.