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Sudan’s army has issued a tough condition for a ceasefire in the holy month of Ramadan, demanding that the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) withdraw from civilian areas. The army’s …

In a significant development, the Economic Community of Central African States (ECCAS) has decided to lift the sanctions imposed on Gabon, thereby reinstating its membership. This decision comes six months …

Malta and Ghana pledge to boost trade, education, and security, marking a significant step forward in their 50-year-old bilateral relationship.

To combat a severe food crisis, Nigeria bans grain exports, aiming to ensure food sufficiency for 31.5 million people facing hunger threats.

In the early hours of a seemingly ordinary school day, the peace of Kaduna, Nigeria, was shattered. Gunmen stormed the Government Secondary School and LEA Primary School, Kuriga 1, in …

The trial of Ousman Sonko, a former Gambian minister accused of crimes against humanity, has concluded in Switzerland with a defiant speech from the defendant, who alleged racism and lies …

Invictus Energy and Zimbabwe government to sign deal, unlocking one of Africa’s largest gas discoveries for energy production soon.

Namibian communities that were affected by the German colonial genocide more than a century ago are demanding the return of their ancestral land as part of a compensation deal with …

Southern Africa’s maize harvest faces a sharp decline due to El Niño-induced drought, sparking concerns over food security. Immediate, coordinated action is essential to mitigate this growing crisis.

Egypt’s central bank shocked the nation on Wednesday by letting the pound float freely in the market, slashing its value by more than a third against the dollar. The move …