City authorities in Addis Ababa, the capital of Ethiopia, have initiated a sweeping crackdown targeting same-sex activities within hotels.

Kenya’s political landscape was engulfed in a crucial dialogue on Wednesday, as the government and opposition embarked on fresh talks.

Niger’s newly installed military regime has accused France of aiding captured jihadists and violating airspace protocols.

Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni has leveled sharp criticism at the World Bank, alleging attempts at coercion through financial means.

President Umaro Sissoco Embalo of Guinea-Bissau has taken swift action by naming a new Prime Minister to steer the country forward.

Niger’s Mahamadou said Niger’s military rulers have insisted on ECOWAS return for talks in Niamey after the first ended in vain.

Minister for Justice in Senegal said that Sonko remains ineligible for the presidential election after the recent conviction against him.

Elon Musk said that a “cage match” he and Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg have seemingly agreed to as a fund-raiser will be carried live on X.

More than a dozen people have been killed in the Bandiaga region of central Mali in two attacks suspected to be terrorists.

South Africa confirmed hosting the BRICS summit to enhance the five-nation grouping’s trade ties with Africa in Johannesburg.

The Senegal government plans to deport Juan Branco, a lawyer who is part of the legal team representing Sonko.

Two people were killed in an attack on a Tuareg base in Mali, which the Tuaregs have accused the army and Russian mercenary group Wagner.

Two people were killed in an attack on a Tuareg base in Mali, for which the Tuaregs have accused the army and Russian mercenary group Wagner.

William Friedkin, the groundbreaking US director of “The Exorcist” and “The French Connection,” died at 87 on Monday, a family friend said.

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.