Society

Ghanaian deportees challenge government’s repatriation claims, alleging mistreatment and demanding transparency in how their return is managed.

A South African court denies Lungu family appeal, ordering burial in Zambia after a heated cross-border legal dispute.

A U.S. judge slammed Trump deportations to Ghana but dismissed the case, citing strict legal limits on court intervention.

WHO begins Ebola vaccinations in Congo as officials race to contain outbreak with support from partners amid insecurity and rising cases.

HRW condemns Egypt’s arrests of online content creators, warning the crackdown threatens free expression and silences young digital voices.

Nigeria suffers another power grid collapse, sparking nationwide blackout as restoration efforts begin and frustrations grow over repeated failures.

A Nigeria boat accident in Niger State killed over 60 people, with dozens still missing after an overcrowded vessel capsized.

Pope Leo XIV has urged the world to act on Sudan’s crisis, stressing urgent humanitarian aid for millions displaced by conflict.

Train derailment in Egypt kills three and injures 103, renewing questions about rail safety and infrastructure reforms.

Tanzania president cleared to run in October election while rivals are barred, sparking concerns over fairness and political competition.