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Al-Shabab, the armed Islamist group that controls large parts of Somalia, has seized a United Nations helicopter and its crew, according to local sources. The helicopter, which was carrying medical …

Mohammed Bazoum’s son, detained since Niger’s coup, has been released and escorted to Togo, signalling potential easing of political tensions.

Nigeria’s Forex Woes Drive Cadbury to Swap Dollar Loans for Equity

Sunil Taldar appointed as Airtel Africa’s new CEO, replacing Olusegun Ogunsanya, to lead the company’s next phase of growth.

NASENI forges global partnerships for tech advancement in Nigeria, focusing on staff development, high-tech facilities, and combating misinformation.

Morocco has secured the presidency of the UN Human Rights Council after a heated contest with South Africa, which challenged its rival’s human rights record. The Moroccan ambassador, Omar Zniber, …

Victor Osimhen, recently crowned African Player of the Year, seeks Africa Cup of Nations triumph to uplift Nigerian fans.

A legal loophole in Zimbabwe is currently granting immunity to paedophiles, as revealed in a recent High Court ruling

A Spanish court has dropped its investigation into three senior officials of Equatorial Guinea, including the president’s son, over allegations of kidnapping and torturing opposition activists. The High Court said …

EU’s new import control system requires traders to provide cargo data before arrival, impacting sea, rail, and road imports.