Kenya marks Chinese spring festival/in /by
The Spring Festival, or the Chinese New Year, is China's grandest traditional festival marked by family reunions
Malawi lifts visa restrictions for 79 countries/in /by
The decision aims to enable easier access for visitors, including those from the UK, China, Russia, Germany, Australia, Canada, and others with a broad objective of improving tourism in the country.
US calls for investigation into alleged civilian killings in Ethiopia’s Amhara region/in /by
The U.S. is calling for an investigation into an alleged massacre of civilians in Ethiopia's Amhara region, where a local rights group says more than 80 people were killed last week following clashes between soldiers and armed groups.
Art exhibition pays tribute to Ivorian soccer legacy amid AFCON/in /by
Amidst the excitement of the African Cup of Nations, a unique artistic event unfolds: the exhibition "Y a match! Mémoires d'Éléphants: History of the CAN". Far beyond a mere artistic showcase, this exhibition delves into the history of Ivorian soccer through culture and creativity.
Adolescent mothers in Uganda: Battling adversity to pursue education/in /by
In Uganda, the prevalence of teenage pregnancy stands at a staggering 25 %, ranking among the highest rates in Sub-Saharan Africa.
With Mauritania, EU seeks to close the Atlantic to migrants and refugees/in /by
The EU on Thursday announced 210 million euros to help Mauritania crack down on people smugglers and deter migrant boats from taking off, as the number of people attempting the dangerous Atlantic crossing from West Africa to Europe rises sharply
Haiti’s prime minister calls for calm as violent protests seek his ouster/in /by
On Thursday, Haiti's capital Port-au-Prince showed the marks left by three consecutive days of protests.
US museum returns Ghana’s Looted Artifacts after 150 years/in /by
""We are here ... (because) the white man came into Asanteman to loot and destroy it,"
Israel intensifies airstrikes on Rafah in southern Gaza/in /by
UN human rights chief says he is deeply concerned about widespread destruction of civilian infrastructure in Gaza by Israeli Defence Forces.
Sierra Leone’s capital introduces buses to ease transport crisis/in /by
To modernize public transportation, Freetown recently acquired 50 buses under the Integrated and Resilient Urban Mobility Project, a collaboration between the World Bank and the government of Sierra Leone