Adenike Adeodun

Morocco welcomes 15.9 million tourists in 2024, a record-breaking year as the nation aims for 26 million visitors by 2030.

Burkina Faso names Jean Emmanuel Ouedraogo as prime minister after the government’s sudden dissolution. Ibrahim Traore aims to strengthen political stability.

WHO experts are helping Congo diagnose a mysterious disease linked to multiple deaths in the southwestern Kwango province.

Kenya cuts its key interest rate to 11.25 percent to support growth, while inflation remains manageable, according to the Central Bank of Kenya.

Somalia’s population faces a growing crisis due to drought, with food, water, and health issues worsening daily. The international community must act.

US lawmakers push new legislation to sanction Sudan war leaders and address the humanitarian crisis as foreign support complicates peace efforts.

Biden’s Africa trip showcases a U.S.-funded railway project aimed at reducing Africa’s reliance on China for critical mineral trade.

Senegal marks the 80th anniversary of the Thiaroye massacre, demanding justice and an apology from France for the 1944 killing of African soldiers.

Chad’s sudden decision to end its defense pact with France signals a shift in the region’s security dynamics, complicating France’s military plans in Africa.

Amnesty International condemns Nigerian police killings of 24 protesters, calling for accountability and justice for victims.