Motoni Olodun

Somalia faces fresh bombings, killing six people shortly after Prime Minister Hamza Abdi Barre addressed the UN, raising concerns over the country’s security situation.

A rights group accuses Rwanda of providing military and financial support to the M23 rebels in Congo, worsening violence in the region. Rwanda denies the claims.

Sudan’s army has launched a significant offensive to retake parts of Khartoum held by RSF amid worsening humanitarian conditions and hopes for diplomatic intervention.

South Africa continues its mission to repatriate the remains of anti-apartheid heroes who died in exile, offering hope to families seeking closure.

Ethiopia has raised concerns over an arms shipment to Somalia, warning that it could destabilize the Horn of Africa and calling for international oversight.

The Mpox outbreak in Africa is spiraling out of control, with a 177 percent rise in cases and a 38.5 percent increase in deaths reported this year. Weak healthcare infrastructure, …

Egypt is moving forward with plans to sell a majority stake in United Bank by March 2024, attracting foreign investors in a bid to stabilize its economy.

Nigeria’s food-producing regions are on high alert as Cameroon releases water from the Lagdo Dam, raising concerns over potential flooding that could devastate crops and livelihoods.

Rwanda has launched a nationwide mpox vaccination campaign targeting high-risk groups, with support from the Africa CDC, to curb the spread of the virus.

A coordinated attack in Mali targeting military and government sites raises concerns about the country’s security. The government pledges to respond but faces challenges.