Africa
11-Year-Old Boy Accidentally Kills Farm Worker While Trying to Shoot Birds in Limpopo, South Africa
An 11-year-old boy in Limpopo, South Africa, has reportedly shot and killed a farm worker after allegedly attempting to shoot at guinea fowls...
Illegal Psychedelic Healing Boom in Cape Town Raises Mental Health Hopes and Safety Fears
Despite being banned in South Africa, psychedelic drugs like psilocybin and MDMA are increasingly being used by self-styled healers and shamans in Cape...
Debate Over Renaming South Africa’s Kruger National Park Sparks Heritage and Economic Concerns
South Africa’s iconic Kruger National Park, one of the world’s most famous wildlife destinations, could soon be known by a different name if...
Madagascar Protests Turn Deadly as Youth Demand Radical Change Amid Power and Water Crisis
The grief is still raw for Razanasoa Edmondine, who lost her one-month-old grandson after police fired tear gas during anti-government protests that have...
Nigeria and UK Strengthen Ties on Migration, Justice, and Security at 2025 Dialogue in Abuja
Nigeria and the United Kingdom have reaffirmed their shared commitment to promoting security, justice, and orderly migration between both nations at the 2025...
South African Farmer on Trial After Forcing Worker to Feed Bodies of Two Black Women to Pigs in Limpopo
A shocking case in South Africa has gripped the nation after a farm worker testified that he was forced by his employer to...
Kenyan Catholic Church Introduces New Sanctified Altar Wine to Preserve the Sacredness of Holy Mass
In a landmark move to uphold the sanctity of the Eucharist, the Kenyan Catholic Church has unveiled a new brand of altar wine...
Riyad Mahrez Inspires Algeria to 2026 FIFA World Cup Qualification with Dominant 3–0 Victory Over Somalia
Riyad Mahrez delivered a masterclass performance as Algeria sealed their place at the 2026 FIFA World Cup with a commanding 3–0 victory over...
13 Killed as RSF Shells El-Fasher Hospital in Escalating Siege on Sudan’s Last Army Stronghold
At least thirteen people have been killed and sixteen others injured, including a doctor and a nurse, after Sudan’s paramilitary Rapid Support Forces...
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Zimbabwe’s Disabled Street Traders Caught in the Crossfire of Cash Shortages and Black Market Currency Trade
In the heart of Harare, Zimbabwe’s capital, a silent but thriving underground economy unfolds daily on crowded street corners and bustling pavements. Here,...
Togolese Footballer Samuel Asamoah Suffers Broken Neck in Tragic On-Field Collision During Chinese League Match
Togolese international midfielder Samuel Asamoah has suffered a devastating neck injury after crashing head-first into a pitch-side advertising board during a domestic league...
