Mali: government slashes prices on World cup qualifiers to celebrate Kidal victory/in /by
Mali's ruling junta has called on citizens to celebrate the military victory in the rebel stronghold Kidal by attending two World Cup qualifier matches, with ticket prices slashed.
UK: Rishi Sunak optimistic over asylum plan with Rwanda depsite court ruling/in /by
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak declared on Friday that the number of migrants crossing illegally into the UK from Europe is down by a third.
Gabon: transition timetable Sparks Debate/in /by
Announced by the Committee for the Transition and Restoration of Institutions and then adopted by the Council of Ministers, the timetable for the major stages of the transition in Gabon will reach its conclusion in August 2025.
Senegal: Ousmane Sonko’s lawyer says “battle is not lost” in overturned trial decision/in /by
Senegal's Supreme Court on Friday overturned a ruling that put jailed opposition figure Ousmane Sonko back in the running for the February 2024 presidential election, saying the case would be retried.
Liberia: George Weah concedes election defeat to Joseph Boakai/in /by
Liberian President George Weah on Friday conceded election defeat to opposition leader Joseph Boakai after a tight race, ending a presidency marred by graft allegations but helping to ensure a smooth transition of power in the once volatile African nation.
Kenya: President Ruto Dispells Raila Odinga’s Claims Over G-to-G Oil/in /by
[Capital FM] Nairobi -- President William Ruto has hit told off his erstwhile rival Raila Odinga for casting aspersion on the government-to-government oil deal entered with Saudi Arabia saying the government is not transacting business on behalf of Kenyans in the procurement of petroleum products.
Senegal court annuls ruling that allowed opposition leader to run for president/in /by
Senegal Court Annuls Ruling That Allowed Opposition Leader To Run For President
Neighbourhoods submerged following flash floods in the Horn of Africa/in /by
More than 100 people, including 16 children, have died and over 700,000 been forced out of their homes in the Horn of Africa due to flash flooding, the British charity Save the Children said Thursday.
Kenyan Court extends orders blocking deployment of police officers to Haiti/in /by
"So I will give my decision on 26 January. Remember we are away from 21st, Mr. Gumba (referring to the Law Society of Kenya lawyer) that's the only time we have to see our grandparents, for your information, so please bear with me." Chacha Mwita, High Court judge
First Africa Cinema Summit ends in Ghana/in /by
In a resounding call to harness Africa's rich cultural tapestry, filmmakers across the continent are being urged to pool their resources and collaborate effectively to propel growth.