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Angolan president holds security talks with his DRC counterpart/in /by
Angolan President Joao Lourenco held a three-hour private meeting in Luanda on Saturday with his Democratic Republic of Congo counterpart, Felix Tshisekedi.
Cyclone Freddy: Fears that Malawi’s cholera outbreak will spiral/in /by
Cyclone Freddy has left Malawi, but it has left behind it a trail of destruction and the risk of an unprecedented cholera outbreak.
French nuclear giant to explore potential of uranium deposit in Niger/in /by
French nuclear giant, Orano, and the Niger government, are exploring the potential of a uranium site in Imouraren in the northern Arlit region.
Counting underway in Nigerian vote for new governors/in /by
Counting is underway in Nigeria after millions of people went to the polls on Saturday in a delayed vote for new state governors.
Tunis prefect, Kamal Feki, sworn in as Tunisia’s interior minister/in /by
Tunisia President Kais Saied has sworn in Kamal Feki as the new interior minister following the resignation of Taoufik Charfeddine.
UK Home Secretary in Rwanda for controversial migrant deal talks/in /by
Britain's Home Secretary is in Rwanda for a visit aimed at reinforcing the government's commitment to its controversial agreement with Kigali to deport some asylum-seekers to the African country.
Nigerians vote amid rising tensions/in /by
Nigerians returned to the polls on Saturday to pick governors for 28 states out of 36 states across the country
British Home Secretary visits Rwanda in a bid to accelerate deportation deal/in /by
The deportation agreement announced last year allows UK authorities to send to Rwanda asylum seekers while their claims are processed
Rwanda splurges on sports, drawing criticism/in /by
From partnerships with PSG and Arsenal to the organization of the World Road Cycling Championships in 2025, Rwanda is investing massively in sports. Some voice concern about the spending, doubting its usefulness for the economy of the country that hosted the 73rd FIFA Congress.
Nigeria electing governors after disputed presidential vote/in /by
Millions of Nigerians are headed back to the polls Saturday as Africa's most populous nation holds gubernatorial elections amid tensions after last month's disputed presidential vote.