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Tunisians rally against President Kais Saied, accusing him of restricting democracy ahead of the upcoming election. Many fear his grip on power is tightening

Muhoozi Kainerugaba, Uganda’s president’s son, has pulled out of the 2026 presidential race, urging his supporters to back his father, President Yoweri Museveni.

Egypt is moving forward with plans to sell a majority stake in United Bank by March 2024, attracting foreign investors in a bid to stabilize its economy.

From Nairobi to Accra, five African cities are leading smart urban development by adopting technologies that address traffic, waste, and energy issues

Nigeria’s food-producing regions are on high alert as Cameroon releases water from the Lagdo Dam, raising concerns over potential flooding that could devastate crops and livelihoods.

Gordons discusses Israel Adesanya’s connection to African power, challenges Nigerian athletes face abroad, and his support for his children’s future athletic pursuits.

Indian arms sold to European buyers are reportedly ending up in Ukraine, despite concerns raised by Russia, with India maintaining it follows export laws.

Rwanda has launched a nationwide mpox vaccination campaign targeting high-risk groups, with support from the Africa CDC, to curb the spread of the virus.

Zimbabwe’s creditors show a willingness to consider a debt-for-climate swap as part of restructuring its $21 billion arrears, pending government commitment to reforms.

A coordinated attack in Mali targeting military and government sites raises concerns about the country’s security. The government pledges to respond but faces challenges.