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Egypt secures 1.267 million tons of wheat for mid-2025 but faces scrutiny over procurement transparency and dwindling reserves.

A Nigerian military airstrike targeting bandits mistakenly killed 10 civilians in Sokoto. Authorities are investigating the tragic incident to prevent recurrence.

Morocco’s new family law proposals aim to enhance women’s rights in child custody, polygamy, and marriage, fostering equality and justice.

World Bank staff raise concerns over Ethiopia’s IMF-backed debt analysis, highlighting liquidity issues and standoff with bondholders.

Cyclone Chido killed 94 people in Mozambique, affected 622,000, and highlighted the need for resilient infrastructure amid growing climate change impacts.

Sudan’s RSF pledges support for civilian governance, raising partition concerns as they plan to work with a new administration amid the ongoing conflict.

Exploring Africa’s informal economy reveals its challenges and potential as a key driver of jobs and innovation.

Eskom projects R10 billion profit in 2025, reversing a R55 billion loss, driven by operational stability, tariff hikes, and debt relief.

Uganda’s rapid urbanization is reshaping social structures, impacting housing, employment, and access to essential services like healthcare and education.

Egypt’s court upholds a 1-year sentence against former presidential candidate Ahmed Tantawy, barring him from office for 5 years.