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WWF report reveals stark disparities in plastic pollution impact
As negotiations unfold in Kenya, the WWF calls on governments to implement measures such as a ban on high-risk plastic products, establish global requirements for product design, and provide financial support for low- and middle-income countries.
Polls open in Madagascar presidential election hit by boycott
Following a nighttime curfew and weeks of protests, voting got calmly under way on Thursday morning, according to journalists, with polls set to close at 05:00 pm (1400 GMT).
Rwanda takes issue with British court ruling on migration plan
Kigali says it does not agree with the court's point stating that refugees or migrants sent from Britain to Rwanda would not be safe.
Counting continues in Liberia’s presidential run-off vote
Late Wednesday, oppostion leader Joseph Boakai had a slight lead in the closely contested presidential race with votes from just over 22 per cent of polling stations confirmed.
Niger’s military regime congratulates Mali on “liberation of Kidal”
The military regime in Niger, has congratulated the Malian army for capturing the strategic northern Tuareg stronghold of Kidal.
South Sudan deploys first unified forces after peace deal
The unification of forces loyal to President Salva Kiir and his rival, Vice President Riek Machar, was a key condition of the 2018 peace deal that ended a five-year conflict in which nearly 400,000 people died.
Zimbabwe: 33 opposition lawmakers barred due to alleged imposture.
Zimbabwe's main opposition party, the Citizens' Coalition for Change (CCC), has lost a shocking 18 new parliamentary seats after an imposter announced in Parliament that they had left the party, resulting in the loss of their seats.
Madagascar: Authorities impose curfew in Antananarivo on eve of presidential election
"Faced with the various acts of sabotage that took place" on Tuesday evening, "I will shortly be issuing an order instituting a curfew from 21:00" (18:00 GMT) and "until 04:00 in the morning" (01:00 GMT), said General Angelo Ravelonarivo at a press conference in Antananarivo shortly before Wednesday
Benin struggles to halt coastal erosion despite spending millions of dollars
Climate change and rising sea levels have made Benin's Atlantic coastline more vulnerable to erosion.
Nigerian rapper, Oladips is dead
In the late hours of yesterday, videos made the rounds on social media of the Lalakukulala crooner seeming to have collapsed as his friends surrounded him.