Embaló seeks re-election amid Guinea-Bissau turmoil/in /by
Umaro Sissoco Embaló is pushing to make history this month by becoming Guinea-Bissau’s first sitting president in 30 years to win re-election.
An anti-migrant group in South Africa is blocking migrants from health clinics/in /by
An anti-migrant group called Operation Dudula is stopping foreigners from accessing public health clinics in South Africa.
Search for missing girls intensifies as Nigerians express frustration at the gov’t/in /by
Security forces and hunters have intensified efforts to find and rescue the Nigerian schoolgirls, local officials said. Security teams swept nearby forests where gangs often hide, while others were deployed along major roads leading to the school.
Search for missing girls intensifies as Nigerians express frustration at the gov’t/in /by
Security forces and hunters have intensified efforts to find and rescue the Nigerian schoolgirls, local officials said. Security teams swept nearby forests where gangs often hide, while others were deployed along major roads leading to the school.
2025 CAF Awards: Achraf Hakimi Wins African Ballon D’Or/in /by
For the first time since 1998, a Moroccan has won the African Ballon d’Or and this year, the honor goes to Achraf Hakimi.
Donald Trump sets sights on solving another war/in /by
President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that Saudi Arabia’s crown prince urged him to take action to help end Sudan’s devastating civil war, raising the prospect of new US involvement in a conflict that has already claimed more than 40,000 lives.
Ugandan Police block NUP in Arua ahead of elections/in /by
Uganda’s opposition National Unity Platform (NUP) says police blocked its staff from accessing a planned campaign venue in the key northern city of Arua on Wednesday.
South Africa says security services are ready for G20 summit this weekend/in /by
At a parade on Wednesday, national police commissioner, General Fannie Masemola, told officers the country was depending on them for the summit to go smoothly.
Sudan: Pregnant women embark on harrowing journeys to flee El-Fasher violence/in /by
The United Nations estimates that over 2,000 pregnant women have fled El-Fasher since the Rapid Support Forces seized the city in late October.
US rapper backs Trump’s claim that Nigerian Christians face persecution/in /by
Earlier this month, the US leader said he would send troops into the country if Abuja did not protect the religious community.