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Senegal and Egypt’s top diplomats discuss strengthening bilateral relations/in /by
The also spoke about harmonising their positions on regional and international issues ahead of the African Union summit.
United Nations wants ‘security guarantees’ to monitor DR Congo ceasefire/in /by
It says warring parties on the ground must assure that UN helicopters operating from a key airport would be safe.
Senegalese government says death of student in protests is a ‘tragedy’/in /by
Abdoulaye Ba died as demonstrations over unpaid financial aid escalated into clashes with security forces.
No injuries as Somali passenger plane veers off runway after crash-landing/in /by
The airline has praised its pilot for his handling of the situation after the aircraft suffered a technical fault.
Zimbabwe cabinet agrees plan to extend president’s term to 2030/in /by
Zimbabwe's cabinet on Tuesday approved sweeping changes to the constitution as part of a bid to extend 83-year-old President Emmerson Mnangagwa's term till 2030, angering opposition figures who warned any changes had to be put to a national referendum.
Nigeria senate approves live electronic publication of election results/in /by
Nigerian lawmakers have made a sharp U-turn, approving the live electronic publication of election results after a wave of public backlash. Just last week, the Senate had rejected a proposal that would force polling units to upload results in real time.
Gates Foundation denies claims it’s behind mosquito surge in Kenya/in /by
The Gates Foundation is pushing back against social media claims that Bill Gates is behind a sudden spike in mosquitoes in Kenya. The rumours, led by politician Paul Muite on X.
Ethiopian Airlines beats revenue target for first half of fiscal 25/26/in /by
Ethiopian Airlines has reported a revenue of $4.4 billion during the first six months of the 2025/26 fiscal year, exceeding its target by 2%, the airline announced on Tuesday
South Africa reports 16% drop in rhino poaching for 2025/in /by
South Africa has announced a significant 16% national decline in rhino poaching for 2025, crediting intensified anti-trafficking efforts and integrated strategies, even as certain regions faced severe increases.
Senegal students protest scholarship delays amid rising youth discontent/in /by
Tensions are escalating at Cheikh Anta Diop University in Dakar after a medical student died during clashes between police and students protesting delayed scholarship payments. Authorities have ordered students to leave campus, leaving many uncertain about what comes next.