How Uganda is shifting gears to overhaul public transport

A new law banning individual taxi ownership in favour of cooperative associations is shaking up Uganda’s public transport system, promising passengers improved safety and convenience while leaving many operators anxious about losing their independenc
2 Jun, 2025
Why quiet courage is the missing link in global security

Courage today often does not shout. It whispers in private meetings. It appears in the willingness to listen and speak in rooms where suspicion is high.
2 Jun, 2025
At least 25 killed in latest Nigeria armed attacks

Benue has been one of the states hit hardest by violence between nomadic herders and farmers who compete over access to land and resources.
2 Jun, 2025
Nigeria floods: Survivors recount ordeal as death toll tops 200

Rescue operations have been called off, as authorities no longer believe there are any survivors.
2 Jun, 2025

Sudan’s new Prime Minister Kamil dissolves caretaker government

Second group of white South Africans arrive in US to take up Trump’s refugee offer

Guinea-Bissau intercepts 55 migrants bound for Spain

Somalia appoints new intelligence chief

Algerian man sets himself on fire outside justice ministry
1 Jun, 2025
Drones hit paramilitary sites in west Sudan: witnesses
Three drone strikes have hit key paramilitary positions in western Sudan, witnesses said on Sunday.

1 Jun, 2025
Egypt, Tunisia, Algeria call on Libyan parties to end hostilities
Egypt, Tunisia, and Algeria have called on all Libyan parties to put an “immediate” end to escalation and hold simultaneous parliamentary and presidential elections.

1 Jun, 2025
Ethiopia confirms first death caused by mpox
The Ethiopian health ministry has confirmed the first death from mpox in the country, with five people still infected.

1 Jun, 2025
South Africa’s deputy parliamentary chief whip shot dead
South Africa’s Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) national council member and deputy chief whip in parliament, Petros Sithole, has been shot dead in Johannesburg.

1 Jun, 2025
Namibian businessman killed by lioness while on safari with wife
Bernd Kebbel, a Namibian businessman and well known philanthropist who supported wildlife conservation, has been killed by a lioness while on safari.

1 Jun, 2025
Turkish President Erdogan discusses security, energy with Somali counterpart Mohamud
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan holds separate phone calls with Bulgarian President Rumen Radev and Somali counterpart Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, says Türkiye’s Communications Directorate

1 Jun, 2025
Senegal’s fishing communities threatened by British, US giants’ gas project
Fishing is central to life in coastal Senegal, employing over 600,000 people.

1 Jun, 2025
Türkiye extends condolences to Nigeria for deadly floods
The death toll in Nigeria has climbed to 151 deaths, with over 3,018 people displaced, authorities say.

31 May, 2025
Striking parallels: How Traoré’s vision for Burkina Faso mirrors Sankara’s legacy
Ibrahim Traoré’s rise echoes the revolutionary legacy of Thomas Sankara, harnessing pan-African fervour to dismantle Western influence, embrace economic self-sufficiency and ignite a movement that captivates the continent’s youth.

31 May, 2025
Belgian party backs Congo-born lawmaker after online racist abuse
Lydia Mutyebele Ngoi, the first black woman to win a seat in the Belgian parliament, has been targeted on social media over her Congolese roots, gender and body size.




