Politics

The U.S. condemns Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces for civilian attacks, warning of potential sanctions if violence persists

The recent attack on a Chadian military base, which claimed 40 soldiers’ lives, highlights the urgent need for regional cooperation and socioeconomic reforms in Chad to combat persistent insecurity.

Nigeria’s decision to block Shell’s $2.4 billion asset sale raises concerns about attracting foreign investment, despite efforts to revive the economy. Regulatory delays send mixed signals to investors, potentially stalling …

President Tinubu reshuffles his cabinet, appointing new ministers and renaming key ministries to manage Nigeria’s economic challenges and growing inflation

Mozambique’s national election faces scrutiny as civil society groups monitor the vote count amid allegations of fraud and irregularities

Kenya’s Senate will decide whether to remove Deputy President Gachagua after his impeachment by the National Assembly, deepening political and economic concerns

Ghana’s wildcat gold mining has become a booming yet destructive industry, poisoning the environment, harming communities, and causing severe economic and social issues.

Kais Saied leads Tunisia’s election with an overwhelming majority, amid low turnout and criticism from opponents over disqualified candidates

Thousands of people across the globe protested against the Gaza conflict, demanding an end to the violence and condemning the spread of hostilities into the wider region

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.