Victor Adetimilehin

Zimbabwe plans to cull 200 elephants to feed communities impacted by severe drought, marking the first cull since 1988. The wildlife authorities aim to reduce pressure on overcrowded national parks …

Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala seeks a second term as WTO Director-General, focusing on unfinished business, including fisheries subsidies and trade dispute reform.

Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema emphasized the significance of China’s partnership actions, which focus on boosting cooperation in trade, energy, and economic development between Africa and China.

President Umaro Cissoko Embalo has announced he will not seek a second term in Guinea Bissau, raising concerns about political stability in the nation.  

South Africa’s coalition government faces internal conflict as the DA opposes an education bill backed by President Ramaphosa, raising concerns over unity.  

Kenya’s finance ministry invites public input on economic reform legislation after protests over tax hikes, aiming to tackle revenue shortfalls.  

A migrant boat carrying 100 people capsized off Senegal’s coast, leaving at least six dead and many missing, as rescue efforts continue.  

The U.N. accuses Sudan’s army and RSF of committing war crimes and calls for peacekeepers and an expanded arms embargo to protect civilians in the ongoing civil war.

Libya’s oil blockade widens as eastern factions demand the reinstatement of the central bank governor, risking significant oil production cuts.

Sudan is facing a severe humanitarian crisis after the collapse of the Arbaat Dam, which caused widespread flooding, deaths, and a struggle for aid delivery.