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Thousands of Tunisians protest against President Kais Saied, accusing him of growing authoritarianism and economic mismanagement just days before the presidential election.

The U.S. and allies are in urgent talks to finalize a new African Union mission in Somalia as the country continues to face security challenges from al-Shabaab.

Uganda is planning a major hydropower expansion to meet rising electricity demand, aiming to add over 1,600 megawatts of capacity through new projects on the Nile River.

Two overcrowded migrant boats capsized off Djibouti, leaving at least 45 dead in a tragic incident that highlights the ongoing dangers faced by migrants.

Kenyan MP Yusuf Hassan has tabled a motion to impeach Deputy President Gachagua, alleging gross misconduct, stirring political unrest in the country.

President Tinubu’s 64th Independence Day speech outlines ambitious economic reforms, security improvements, and youth-focused initiatives. However, challenges like inflation and unemployment remain significant obstacles.

The UAE ambassador’s residence in Khartoum was attacked by Sudanese military forces, reflecting the escalating conflict and increasing risks for foreign diplomats in Sudan.

Tanzania has ordered all gold dealers to sell 20% of their reserves to the central bank, boosting foreign reserves and stabilizing the economy

Amid rising tensions over rice trade, President Yoweri Museveni staunchly opposes banning Tanzanian rice, emphasizing the importance of competition and consumer benefits in Uganda.

Sierra Leone secures a $480 million grant from a US fund to expand electricity access, aiming for reliable energy for millions