Entries by Rédaction Africanews

South Africa calls for UN force to protect Gaza civilians

South Africa has called for a United Nations rapid protection force in Gaza to protect civilians from ongoing Israeli bombardments.

Ghana: floods displace 26,000 people in the east of the country

The Lower Volta Basin in Ghana is grappling with a dire situation following the release of excess water from the Akosombo and Kpong dams, leading to severe flooding.

After the coup d’état, gloomy prospects for Niger’s economy

The European Union (EU), a major partner of Niger, had allocated €503 million ($554 million) "to improve governance, education and sustainable growth in Niger for the period 2021-2024",

Britain’s King Charles to acknowledge ‘painful past’ during visit to Kenya

Britain's King Charles is expected to acknowledge the 'painful' aspects of his country's shared history with Kenya during a four-day state visit.

Cameroon opposition party elects Joshua Osih as its new leader

Following the death of its founder in June, Cameroon's Social Democratic Front, has elected Joshua Osih as its new leader.

Tortoise haven turns into a major tourist attraction in Kenya

A safe haven in Kenya for the tortoise was created by one individual who requested the community to bring him the tortoises they capture in their farms or those that have been injured through beating or road carnage.

Kenya to scrap visas for all African visitors by year-end

Kenyan President William Ruto has announced the impending removal of visa requirements for all African visitors by the end of this year.

Aging Oil Vessel Tragedy: Neglect on the Trinity Spirit in Nigeria

It’s unclear when authorities will remove the hazard or salvage the remaining oil from the Trinity Spirit, as slowly, the ship sinks further into the sea.

Italian drama ‘Io Capitano’ depicts African migrants’ harrowing journey to Europe

The drama, which is Italy's official entry for best international film at the Oscars in March, depicts the deadly journey of African migrants trying to get to Europe. The goal of the movie was "to put the camera in Africa and tell the story from the po...

Impeding relief supplies to Gaza may be a crime – ICC prosecutor

Since October 9, Israel has imposed a "total siege" on Gaza, cutting off supplies of water, electricity and food, while the territory was already under an Israeli blockade