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Africa’s Top Health Body Declares Mpox Outbreak a Continental Public Health Emergency
Africa's top health authority has declared the outbreak of mpox, formerly known as monkeypox, a Public Health Emergency of Continental Concern due to a...
Sudan’s Civil War Escalates: Catastrophic Humanitarian Crisis Unfolds Amidst Fighting
The ongoing civil war in Sudan has escalated into a dire humanitarian crisis, with no apparent end in sight. As the conflict between the...
Tunisian Presidential Hopefuls Report Election Restrictions Amidst Anti-Democratic Atmosphere
As Tunisia approaches its presidential election on October 6, several hopeful candidates have voiced complaints about facing significant restrictions that hinder their ability to...
Refugee Team Secures Historic First Medal as Ngamba Advances to Boxing Semifinals at Paris Olympics
In a historic turn of events at the Paris Olympics, Algerian gymnast Kayla Namur secured Africa's first-ever gymnastics gold, representing a significant triumph over...
Nigerian President Urges Protesters to Halt Demonstrations for Dialogue on Economic Crisis
Nigeria's President has called on protesters to cease their demonstrations to allow for dialogue with the government concerning the nation’s cost of living crisis....
East African Filmmakers Celebrate Cinema at Second Kigali Festival
The Kigali C Junction Festival is lighting up the streets of Kigali, transforming the city into a sprawling cinema landscape for its second edition....
Niger Faces Escalating Threats to Oil Exports Amid Attacks by Patriotic Liberation Front
Niger's oil exports face significant threats as the Patriotic Liberation Front (PLF) warns of further pipeline attacks amidst demands for the release of former...
Ghana’s Cocoa Production Plummets Amid Disease, Weather Challenges, and Pricing Issues
Ghana is currently facing a significant decline in its cocoa production, with figures from the country's Cocoa Board indicating that production has reached only...
Breweries in Central African Republic Vie for Influence Amidst Aggressive Marketing Tactics
In the Central African Republic, a brewing competition is heating up between the local Mocaf brewery and the newly introduced Vagner Group's Africa Tor...
Kinshasa Grapples with Traffic Congestion Amid Growing Population and Lack of Public Transport Solutions
Kinshasa, the capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo, is grappling with severe traffic congestion issues as its population continues to soar. The city,...
Sudanese Paramilitaries Accused of Committing Atrocities and Using Rape as a Weapon of War
Sudan's paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and allied Arab militias are under scrutiny for committing widespread atrocities in West Darfur, with accusations centering on...
Namibia High Court Overturns Colonial-Era Laws Criminalizing Gay Sex
Namibia's High Court has recently annulled laws that criminalized sexual acts between men, marking a historic decision for the country's LGBTQ community. These laws,...
WTO Chief Okonjo-Iweala Discusses Trade, Development, and the African Continental Free Trade Area on FRANCE 24
In a recent interview with FRANCE 24 English, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, the head of the World Trade Organization (WTO) and former Nigerian Finance Minister,...
Fatal Clashes in Nairobi as Protesters Storm Parliament Amid Anti-Tax Demonstrations
In Nairobi, Kenya, protests calling for President Uhuru Kenyatta's resignation and expressing dissatisfaction with a recent police crackdown turned deadly, with local media reporting...
Brazilians Explore African Ancestry Through DNA Testing Initiatives
In Brazil, individuals are turning to DNA tests to uncover their African ancestry, a journey deeply rooted in the country's history of slavery. The...
Kenya Withdraws Key Tax Hikes Following Public Protests
In Kenya, the government has decided to retract most of the newly proposed tax hikes following public protests that erupted near the Parliament. Demonstrators...
Over 120,000 Women Reportedly Raped During Tigray War as Rape Used as Weapon of Conflict
A recent report highlights the harrowing use of rape as a weapon of war during the Tigray conflict, revealing the profound and devastating impact...
Al Qaeda Affiliate Claims Responsibility for Deadly Attack on Burkina Faso Army Base
An Al Qaeda affiliate has claimed responsibility for a significant attack on an army base in Burkina Faso, near the border with Niger, resulting...
Senegal Sees Surge in Sheep Prices Ahead of Tabaski Holiday Celebrations
In Senegal, the price of sheep is soaring as the Islamic holiday Tabaski approaches, causing concern among buyers trying to uphold the tradition of...
Exploring the Controversy Surrounding the $5 Billion Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam and Its Impact on Nile River Countries
The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD), a $5 billion project on the Blue Nile, has become a focal point of tension among Ethiopia, Sudan,...
