Egyptian authority released a banker detained for more than four years under the accusation of attempting to overthrow the state.

Residents near Khartoum have been ordered to evacuate as the fighting between the army and paramilitary forces rages.

The Sudan’s north has experienced severe damage from heavy rainS, destroying numerous homes as aid groups raise concern.

Zimbabwe’s imminent presidential and legislative elections on August 23rd are overshadowed by a tangle of electoral irregularities.

Niger’s military rulers remain resolute in their defiance of the ultimatum issued for the restoration of the elected government.

As the junta defied a deadline from the ECOWAS to reinstate President Mohamed Bazoum, Niger closed its airspace.

Since the military coup a week ago, residents of Niamey, the capital of Niger, have been required to stay downtown on a daily basis.

Cape Town’s public transport system has been paralysed by a minibus taxi strike that in a violent turn has seen two people killed.

Thousands of supporters of the military coup in Niger gathered at Niamey when a deadline set by the ECOWAS to return to Bazoum.

Lawyer of Ousmane Sonko said that after his arrest on hunger strike, he was admitted to a hospital in Dakar after falling ill.

A village in the DR Congo’s North Kivu province fell victim to a deadly attack, resulting in the loss of at least nine lives.

Thousands of individuals gathered in Luanda, Angola, on Saturday to voice their demand for President Joao Lourenco to relinquish his position.

One of Morocco’s worst accidents involving a minibus that slammed into a ravine has killed all 24 passengers.

In a significant development, Mozambique’s government has declared its intention to hold nationwide elections on October 9, 2024.

A Zimbabwe court has allowed the candidates from the country’s leading opposition party to contest the election in Bulawayo.

A Moroccan Association for Human Rights announced that it had documented dozens of cases of legal proceedings against internet users.

African leaders who attended the peace talks over Ukraine have asked for the unlocking of Russian grain and fertiliser exports.

International oil companies have already announced the resumption of their operations in Libya after a 10-year absence.

West African delegation sent by the ECOWAS regional bloc has been unable to secure the reinstatement of Niger’s elected government.

Jihadists attacked Mali troops escorting trucks heading to Niger, with the death toll reported to be increasing every day.

South Africa will impose a 10-year ban on fishing near penguin colonies in a bid to save the feathered animal from extinction.

The opposition party in the Central African Republic has vehemently criticized the outcome of the constitutional referendum.

Ivory Coast’s nationalist former President Henri Konan Bedie, who had plans to return to power in recent days, has been pronounced dead.

Amid escalating tensions and a looming deadline, Niger’s newly installed junta issued a stern warning on Thursday.

A Moroccan internet user has been sentenced to five years in jail for criticising King Mohammed VI on Facebook.