Staff Sergeant Caroline Omboto celebrates her promotion in the US Army, a milestone for Kenyan-born service members.

President Ruto warns Kenya about dependence on AI without human checks; insisting that democracy and jobs are at risk.

Safaricom and Starlink are set to potentially join forces, offering satellite-internet equipment and data in Kenya’s hardest-to-reach areas.

Hundreds of Kenyan women stuck in Saudi Arabia are homeless with undocumented children, trapped by laws and broken systems.

A US soldier caught with grenades at the Tanzania-Kenya boarder has raised questions about security, foreign troops and regional trust.

Tanzania’s President quotes Jesus’s words as she extends pardon to the election protesters stating “they did not know what they were doing.”

Ghana’s Asante king, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, receives 130 looted gold and bronze treasures from the UK and South Africa.

With the death of Princess Speciose Mukabayojo, Rwanda’s royal generation now lives on through memory, diaspora and shared African history.

AI is transforming every industry, from healthcare to retail, by cutting costs, saving time, and driving innovation across Africa.

For South Africans abroad and at home, the post Tanzania election arrests is a reminder that democracy and stability are continental.

The malaria vaccine rollout marks a turning point in Africa’s fight against a disease that hit children and pregnant women hardest.

South Africa is ‘deeply concerned’ about the security risks posed by Eswatini’s deportee deal with the United States.

As Tanzanian protests crossed into Kenya, Nairobi is demanding clarity on its citizens caught up in the election unrest.

Tanzanian aviation students are increasingly flying south for their pilot licences and here’s why you should too.

As BRT services hit turbulence during election season, LATRA’s approval of 150 new buses brings fresh hope for city commuters.

Pretoria-based Faustin Kayumba Nyamwasa and Frank Ntwali, in Johannesburg, are among 25 people who have been sanctioned by Kigali.

Salva Kiir has fired yet another finance minister, the eight change in five years – a sign of power struggle in South Sudan’s economy.

When Zohran Mamdani took office, so did Africa. With Uganda’s flag now inside City Hall, the continent’s legacy found a home in the West.

The bedrock of Zohran Mamdani’s meteoric rise to mayor was a commitment to tackling the New York City’s crippling affordability crisis.

Stores may shut their doors, but Tanzania’s spirit opens wide. With businesses closed, every road leads to the ballot box this election day.

This long-acting antiretroviral medicine offers protection for six months at a time, providing a transformative alternative for millions.

Skipping voting is surrendering your voice. Real patriots prove their love for Tanzania by showing up at the ballot box.

As election day nears, security agencies assure voters of calm and safety, promising that the only crowds on 29 October will be those heading to vote.

When the SGR train derailed near Ruvu on the 23rd October, the onboard cabin crew stepped up, proving the irrefutable importance of certified cabin crew in the train.

Tanzania’s modern railway dream hit a setback this morning after an SGR train derailed near Morogoro, sparking swift emergency action.