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Deadly Herdsmen Attack in Benue State Leaves at Least 45 Dead Amid Rising Violence in Central Nigeria
At least 45 people have been killed in a brutal overnight raid in Yelewata, a town in Benue State, central Nigeria. According to...
Cape Town Crime Forces Black Families to Flee Township Schools for Former White-Only Institutions
In Cape Town, South Africa, rising crime and gang violence in townships like Khayelitsha are forcing many black families to send their children...
Zambia Resolves Funeral Dispute for Late Former President Edgar Lungu After Family-Government Standoff
Zambia has finalized funeral arrangements for former President Edgar Lungu following days of negotiations between his family and the government, ending a public...
Nigeria Pardons Ken Saro-Wiwa and the Ogoni Nine 30 Years After Execution Amid Calls for Full Justice
Nigeria’s President Bola Tinubu has officially pardoned environmental activist Ken Saro-Wiwa and eight others, collectively known as the Ogoni Nine, three decades after...
US Foreign Aid Cuts to Malaria Programs Put Millions at Risk and Threaten Decades of Progress in Africa
Cuts to US-funded malaria programs are endangering millions across Africa, threatening to reverse decades of progress in the fight against the deadly disease....
African Clubs Eye Global Glory and Big Rewards at FIFA’s Expanded Club World Cup
The inaugural 32-team FIFA Club World Cup in the United States marks a new chapter for African football, as four top clubs, Egypt’s...
UK Teen Wins Appeal After Being Secretly Sent to Ghana by Parents
A 14-year-old British boy has won a landmark legal appeal after being secretly taken from London to Ghana by his parents, who feared...
Burundi Ruling Party Wins All Parliamentary Seats Amid Democracy Concerns
Burundi’s ruling party, CNDD-FDD, has claimed a complete victory in the country’s parliamentary election, securing all 100 contested seats in a vote widely...
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Sudan’s Civil War in 2025: A Deepening Humanitarian Catastrophe
Sudan’s civil war, raging since April 2023, has escalated into the world’s largest humanitarian crisis, with devastating consequences for its 50 million people...
Kenya’s President Ruto Apologizes to Tanzania Amid Activist Detention Row and Cyberbullying Claims
On May 28, 2025, Kenya’s President William Ruto issued a public apology to Tanzania during a national prayer breakfast in Nairobi, seeking to...
