Maxime Mokom, a former militia leader, vehemently denied any role in the bloodshed that scarred the Central African Republic a decade ago.

Niger coup leaders have called for a transition period of three years as back to democracy is unacceptable according to ECOWAS.

This fervent gathering marked a climactic display of backing for Nelson Chamisa, the prominent Zimbabwean opposition leader.

Central African Republic court approved the outcome of a constitutional referendum that will enable the current president to vie again.

A Daglo market named after the paramilitary commander Mohamed Hamdan has been offering everything cheaper than the usual price.

Nigeria’s Tinubu swore in a cabinet of 45 ministers, urging them to build public trust as the government strives to curb economic hardships

For several days, Timbuktu, an ancient city in Mali, has been under siege by Islamist militants who have caused deaths of many deaths.

161 Nigerian migrants were relocated by Libyan authorities as part of a UN-supported voluntary return program as irregular migration spike.

The new military leader of Niger has stated that the power transfer will not last longer than three years.

The military in Niger has warned against demonstrations in the country that saw people supporting the coup.

UNICEF has recently reported a rise in child cholera cases in the North-Kivu province of the Democratic Republic of Congo.

As Zimbabwe braces itself for a crucial national election, citizens have turned to prayer in a bid for a peaceful and stable future.

Zimbabwe’s opposition leader, Nelson Chamisa, finds himself pitted against the incumbent, Emmerson Mnangagwa, in an upcoming election.

The Chadian President, Mahamat Idriss Deby Itno, has journeyed to the isolated northern region of the country to motivate the soldiers.

The UN-recognised unity government of Libya has denied allegations that it had pledged a portion of Al-Khoms to Turkey, its ally.

In the Senegalese coastal village of Fass Boye, the sound of the local chief’s voice echoes through the cloudy sky via a loudspeaker

The conflict between two rival generals in war-torn Sudan has intensified, spreading its violent grip across two cities.

Political leaders and civil society in the DR Congo are calling upon the authorities to lift the emergency measures in eastern provinces.

According to the defence ministry, 17 soldiers from Niger were reportedly killed in an attack near the country’s border with Burkina Faso.

According to media in Libya, 55 fatalities and 146 injuries have occurred due to the most severe armed conflicts in a year.

Just before a pre-recorded interview with the US ambassador, a central radio station in Sierra Leone suddenly went off-air.

It is believed that over 60 individuals have lost their lives following the discovery of a migrant boat off the coast of Cape Verde islands.

Military leaders from West Africa are scheduled to convene in Ghana to plan a potential intervention to overturn the coup in Niger.

Algeria has recently removed the movie “Barbie” from its theatres due to concerns about the film’s moral content.

In exchange for $163 million in funds to safeguard its oceans, Gabon has reorganised a minor fraction of its debt.