Motoni Olodun

Boeing agrees to a guilty plea regarding criminal charges tied to two deadly 737 Max crashes, igniting outrage among victims’ families and safety advocates.

ECOWAS warns of disintegration risk if member states led by military juntas leave, underscoring the instability and challenges facing West Africa.

U.S. citizens charged in a Congo coup attempt testify they were forced to participate under threats, adding new complexity to the controversial case.

Congo’s army faces disarray and low morale, hindering its fight against Rwanda-backed M23 rebels. Senior officers call for urgent reform and international support.

Zimbabwe’s Friendship Bench program, led by grandmothers, offers a unique and effective approach to mental health care, providing hope and support to those in need.

Prime Minister Ariel Henry declares the arrival of Kenyan police in Haiti as a new era in security, with the forces set to assist in restoring peace and stability.

The arrival of Kenyan police in Haiti marks a new security era, with Prime Minister Ariel Henry expressing optimism for restoring order and peace in the nation.

Mauritania faces unrest following President Ghazouani’s re-election, with protests and injuries amid allegations of electoral fraud by opposition leader Biram Dah Abeid.

Burkina Faso’s military junta is conscripting critics to fight Islamist rebels, raising significant human rights concerns and controversy.

Cape Town is seeking more time to decide on extending the Koeberg nuclear plant’s operations, amid energy challenges and environmental concerns.