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Uganda Dismisses Fears of Internet Shutdown Ahead of January Elections
The Ugandan government has rejected claims that it plans to shut down internet access during next week’s general elections, dismissing reports of a...
Touadéra Secures Third Term in Central African Republic Amid Opposition Boycott
Central African Republic President Faustin Archange Touadéra has won a third term in office after securing an outright majority in last month’s presidential...
Uganda Bans Live Broadcasts of Riots Ahead of High Stakes Presidential Election
Uganda’s government has announced a ban on live broadcasts of riots, unlawful processions, and other violent incidents as the country moves closer to...
Guinea Supreme Court Confirms Mamady Doumbouya’s Landslide Election Victory
Guinea’s Supreme Court has formally validated the results of the country’s recent presidential election, confirming a decisive victory for junta leader Mamady Doumbouya...
Boat Tragedy in Northeastern Nigeria Highlights Persistent Waterway Safety Failures
At least 26 people have lost their lives and 14 others remain missing after a passenger boat carrying farmers and fishermen capsized in...
Morocco Clinches Arab Cup in Thrilling Final Against Jordan
Morocco celebrated a remarkable football triumph on Thursday night, lifting the Arab Cup after a tense and dramatic clash with Jordan in Qatar....
South Africa and the United States Clash Over Refugee Processing and Alleged Illegal Employment
South Africa has accused the United States of employing Kenyan nationals without valid work permits at a facility involved in processing refugee applications...
Somalia at a Crossroads
For more than twenty five years, Somalia’s fragile political transitions have not survived by chance. They have been sustained through sustained international engagement,...
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South Africa’s Foreign Direct Investment Outflows Plunge in Third Quarter as Capital Flows Normalize
South Africa recorded a pronounced decline in foreign direct investment outflows in the third quarter of 2025, reflecting shifts in corporate activity and...
Deadly Flash Floods Claim Dozens of Lives in Morocco’s Safi Province
At least 37 people have died after sudden flash floods struck Morocco’s Atlantic coastal province of Safi on Sunday, local authorities reported. Torrential...
