Burkina Faso, Mali impose visa bans on US citizens in retaliation

The measures by the West African countries comes as US expanded travel restrictions on dozens of countries, mainly in Africa, take effect on 1 January.
31 Dec, 2025
Burst tyre and speed caused Anthony Joshua car crash: investigators

A Nigeria traffic compliance agency said on Tuesday that preliminary investigations showed the car involved in an accident in which former world heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua survived had a burst tyre before hitting a stationary truck.
30 Dec, 2025
Mediterranean great white sharks face serious risk of extinction: study

Great white sharks in the Mediterranean Sea face the risk of extinction as illegal fishing continues to drive a sharp decline in their population, according to new research.
30 Dec, 2025
African Union lauds peaceful elections in Central African Republic

African Union observers on Tuesday said elections in the Central African Republic, where incumbent President Faustin-Archange Touadera ran for re-election, had gone ahead peacefully.
30 Dec, 2025

Thousands protest in Somalia to condemn Israel’s recognition of Somaliland

Nigerian ex-justice minister Malami charged with money laundering

Guinea elections: Military leader takes early lead in partial results

Somalia’s president arrives in Türkiye for talks with President Erdogan

US draws backlash for comparing Israeli recognition of Somaliland to global recognition of Palestine
30 Dec, 2025
DRC suspends army spokesperson over remarks targeting Tutsi community
The Democratic Republic of Congo’s army (FARDC) says it has suspended its spokesperson after he made discriminatory comments about the country’s Tutsi community.

30 Dec, 2025
Somali ambassador to Türkiye lauds Turkish government’s support
Somalia’s Ambassador to Türkiye, Fathudin Ali Mohamed Ospite, has expressed deep appreciation to the Turkish Government, as well as to partner nations, for their continued solidarity with Somalia.

29 Dec, 2025
UAE firm seeks $28.9b in damages over cancelled bauxite deal in Guinea
Axis International Ltd is seeking $28.9 billion from Guinea at a World Bank tribunal after the West African country revoked its permit to operate a bauxite mine there earlier this year, the United Arab Emirates-based company said on Monday.

29 Dec, 2025
Côte d’Ivoire’s ruling party wins 77% of seats in parliament
Côte d’Ivoire’s ruling party has won more than 77% of the seats in parliament, two months after the re-election of Alassane Ouattara as president, according to results announced on Monday.

29 Dec, 2025
Zimbabwe thermal plant upgrade to add 400 megawatts to grid
Zimbabwe will add 400 megawatts to its power grid, a fifth of the country’s current electricity demand, under a $455 million upgrade of its Hwange coal-fired power plant, the head of state-owned power utility ZESA said.

29 Dec, 2025
Egypt calls for urgent African Union meeting to reject Israeli meddling in Somali affairs
Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty on Monday called for an emergency session of the African Union Peace and Security Council to reject Israel’s recognition of Somalia’s breakaway region of Somaliland.

29 Dec, 2025
Nigerian authorities detail events leading to crash that killed two and left Anthony Joshua injured
Former world heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua suffered “minor injuries” in a fatal car accident that killed two people on Monday, Nigerian police said.

29 Dec, 2025
UN visit to Sudan’s Al Fasher finds traumatised civilians in ‘unsafe conditions’
Traumatised civilians left in Sudan’s Al Fasher after its capture by paramilitary forces are living without water or sanitation, UN aid coordinator Denise Brown told AFP on Monday.

29 Dec, 2025
South Africa slams Israel over Somaliland recognition, says move fuels ‘instability’
South Africa has warned that Israel’s decision to recognise Somalia’s breakaway region of Somaliland as an independent state is a “direct threat” to peace in the Horn of Africa.

29 Dec, 2025
Israel’s Somaliland Gamble: A reckless move fueling regional instability
Israel engagement with Somaliland was not only a strategic misstep but a politically reckless move, which instead of advancing its international recognition, risks alienating it.




