Motoni Olodun

WHO experts meet to address the resurgence of mpox, emphasizing the need for continued vigilance and global cooperation to control the spread.

President Azali Assoumani of Comoros has granted extensive powers to his son, sparking controversy and concern over democratic governance and family rule.

The Democratic Republic of Congo faces renewed violence as M23 rebels clash with national forces, displacing thousands and raising regional stability concerns.

The U.S. announces a $414 million humanitarian aid package for Congo, aimed at addressing severe humanitarian needs caused by ongoing conflict and displacement.

Tunisia’s election, marked by President Saied’s controversial moves, raises concerns about the future of its democracy as citizens remain deeply engaged.

Egypt’s stock market has plummeted as the currency slides, driven by global economic fears and inflation concerns.

Mali severs diplomatic relations with Ukraine, accusing Kyiv of involvement in a rebel attack. The move escalates tensions and impacts regional stability.

Libya condemns recent political blackmail attempts targeting the Sharara oil field, pledging to restore stability in oil production amidst ongoing political strife.

Tunisian presidential candidates are alleging intimidation and restrictions, raising alarms about the fairness of the upcoming election.

Nigerian police fired tear gas to disperse protesters in Abuja, who gathered to decry economic hardships and policies under President Bola Tinubu. The unrest highlights growing discontent.