Ikeoluwa Ogungbangbe

ADF rebels kill civilians in eastern Congo, leaving 52 dead in brutal reprisal attacks condemned by the UN and local officials

South Africa rejects U.S. human rights report as biased and flawed, accusing Washington of double standards while relations between the two nations remain tense

Nedbank is selling its 21.2 percent Ecobank stake to Bosquet Investments, shifting focus toward Southern and East Africa

South32 will mothball Mozambique’s Mozal smelter in 2026 after power talks fail, cutting output and flagging a $372 million impairment

Airstrikes in Borno have killed 592 militants this year, with the Nigerian Air Force targeting insurgent hubs and destroying vital logistics networks

South Africa will present a revised trade deal to the US on Tuesday to address tariff concerns and improve market access

The South African rand strengthened on Monday ahead of key manufacturing figures and U.S. tariff talks that could impact the country’s trade prospects.

Egypt and Sudan deepen cooperation on the Nile River as leaders address Ethiopia’s dam dispute and regional challenges.

UN reports say M23 rebels killed 319 civilians in eastern Congo, highlighting a new wave of responsible violence despite peace pledges

Africa eyes self-funded healthcare future amid historic aid collapse