South Sudan Blocks Entry of Contaminated Maize and Beans from Uganda to Safeguard Public Health
The decades-long mystery surrounding the death of British property tycoon Harry Roy Veevers in Kenya remains unresolved after a magistrate concluded an 11-year...
Sudan Human Rights Crisis: Army and Security Forces Accused of Torture, Execution Chambers, and Escalating Atrocities
A prominent Sudanese human rights organization has raised grave concerns over widespread torture, arbitrary arrests, and killings allegedly carried out by the country’s...
Rising African Pride in the Caribbean: How Food, Music, and Culture Are Reconnecting Islands with Their Ancestral Roots
In the heart of the Caribbean, a growing cultural renaissance is taking place, one that is deeply rooted in Africa. From the kitchens...
Nigeria Strongly Rejects Canadian Court’s Terrorist Designation of Nigerian Political Parties
The Federal Government of Nigeria has firmly rejected and expressed deep concerns over a recent ruling by a Canadian Federal Court that designated...
Federal Government Supports Over 25,000 Vulnerable Households in Plateau State Through Renewed Hope Cash Transfer Programme
The Federal Government of Nigeria has extended critical financial assistance to 25,204 vulnerable households in Plateau State under its Renewed Hope Cash Transfer...
President William Ruto Reshuffles Kenya’s Foreign Service in Major Diplomatic Overhaul to Strengthen Global Relations and Advance Economic Agenda
President William Ruto has launched one of the most extensive diplomatic shake-ups in Kenya’s recent history, nominating a fresh team of Ambassadors, High...
Cape Town Man Arrested for Allegedly Setting Deadly Fire That Killed Three, Including Child
A tragic incident in Cape Town’s New Rest, Wallacedene community has taken a disturbing turn after police arrested a 60-year-old man in connection...
Funding Cuts and Conflict Deepen Nigeria’s Worst Hunger Crisis in Years as Millions of Children Face Severe Malnutrition
In Maiduguri, the capital of Nigeria’s troubled Borno State, 30-year-old Zara Ali clutched her frail two-year-old daughter Amina outside a crowded government hospital,...
Sudan’s Army Chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan Vows No Reconciliation with RSF as Civil War Enters Third Year
Sudan’s civil war took another tense turn on Thursday, 14 August, as the country’s army chief, General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, made a defiant...
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Tragedy in Mauritania: At Least 49 Dead, 100 Missing After Migrant Boat Capsizes en Route to Canary Islands
At least 49 migrants have died and around 100 remain missing after a boat carrying more than 160 people capsized off the coast...
Nigerian Government Defends Passport Fee Hike to N100,000 and N200,000, Promises Faster, Corruption-Free Processing
The Federal Government has defended its decision to increase Nigerian passport fees to N100,000 and N200,000, saying the new pricing structure is necessary...
