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Lesotho faces the world’s highest suicide rate. Efforts by NGOs and the government aim to combat this crisis and improve mental health.

The Democratic Republic of Congo faces renewed violence as M23 rebels clash with national forces, displacing thousands and raising regional stability concerns.

The U.S. announces a $414 million humanitarian aid package for Congo, aimed at addressing severe humanitarian needs caused by ongoing conflict and displacement.

Zimbabwe’s $3.7 billion annual financing gap threatens Vision 2030. AfDB urges debt management and reforms for sustainable development.

Tunisia’s election, marked by President Saied’s controversial moves, raises concerns about the future of its democracy as citizens remain deeply engaged.

Egypt’s stock market has plummeted as the currency slides, driven by global economic fears and inflation concerns.

Pick n Pay raises $217 million in an oversubscribed rights offer, reflecting strong market confidence in its turnaround strategy.

Congolese police officers flee to Uganda amid intense fighting with M23 rebels.

Kaylia Nemour made history as the first African gymnast to win Olympic gold.

Kenya rejects U.S. criticism of its Cabinet vetting process, stressing its commitment to integrity in public service.