Mali to lift its suspension on the issuance of artisanal mining permits/in /by
Mali will partially lift its suspension on the issuance of mining permits on March 15, the country's mines ministry announced in a statement on Friday.
Maasai Girls learn self-defence to fight Gender-Based Violence/in /by
In a remote Maasai community in Kenya, young girls are learning more than just academics—they're training to stand up for themselves
Eto’o wins appeal and can run for CAF Executive Committee/in /by
Football legend Samuel Eto'o has won a major legal victory, overturning a ban that blocked his bid for a position with CAF
Women rally for equality in Lagos on International Women’s Day/in /by
On Friday, thousands of Nigerian women gathered in Lagos to mark International Women's Day, celebrating their achievements
Celebrating the strength and resilience of African women in Paris/in /by
In the heart of Paris, on the iconic street of Saint-Honoré, a private mansion opens its doors to Women of Valour
Mpox outbreak hits Kabare amid ongoing conflict in DRC/in /by
Mpox is rapidly spreading in Kabare, South Kivu, as healthcare systems struggle amidst ongoing conflict in eastern DRC
DRC : Ramadan under a cloud of uncertainty in Goma/in /by
With prayers at home and a muted breaking of the fast, the holy month is different this year for Muslims in Goma under M23 occupation.
Ukraine’s Zelenskyy to visit South Africa in April for talks/in /by
His visit to the country comes at a critical juncture in the war following his explosive meeting with US President Donald Trump at the White House last week.
Aid efforts in Burundi struggling as more displaced Congolese arrive/in /by
In less than a month, nearly 63,000 people have crossed into Burundi—marking the country’s largest refugee influx in decades
Badr Abdelatty issues firm stance on Palestine at Gulf States summit/in /by
On Thursday, foreign ministers from the six Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) states gathered in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, to address the current situations in Gaza and Syria.