Politics

Election violence continues to threaten democratic elections in Africa. Countries like Nigeria and Kenya have experienced significant unrest, highlighting the persistent challenges to fair and peaceful elections across the continent.

President Tebboune wins re-election in Algeria with 95% of the vote, but opposition claims voting irregularities amid low voter turnout

Zanu PF is pushing to change Zimbabwe’s Constitution to extend President Mnangagwa’s time in office. This move raises serious questions about the future of democracy in the country.

Kenya’s government plans to reintroduce scrapped tax measures, raising concerns of renewed unrest amid rising living costs.

Malawi’s main opposition party endorses Peter Mutharika for the 2025 election, setting the stage for a crucial political battle.

Sierra Leone’s President Julius Maada Bio, presiding over the United Nations Security Council in August, is advocating for an increase in African representation within the council. Bio emphasizes the importance …

old Fields to acquire Osisko Mining in a $1.6 billion deal, enhancing its North American presence and advancing the Windfall Lake Project.

Somalia and Ethiopia have resumed negotiations over a port deal, with Turkey mediating the talks, in a move aimed at enhancing trade and regional cooperation.

Nigeria detains tailors for making Russian flags used in anti-government protests.

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