Somalia Drone Strikes Spark Peace Demands
In Somalia, U.S. drone strikes targeting militant groups have drawn criticism from peace advocates and
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Burkina Faso Postpones Elections Until 2029
Burkina Faso’s military leader Ibrahim Traoré announced that national elections will be delayed until 2029.
Rwanda, DRC Agree on Peace Accord
Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo signed a U.S.-brokered peace deal aimed at ending
Ethiopian Rift Shows Signs of Continental Split
Geologists studying the Afar Rift in Ethiopia have discovered a “deep Earth pulse” beneath the
Egypt Leads Africa in IMF Loan Burden
Egypt has emerged as Africa’s highest debtor to the IMF, owing over $8 billion. Economic
Kenyan Families Demand Justice for Missing Protesters
In Kenya, families of 26 protesters who went missing during 2024 anti-government demonstrations are demanding
Ghana Releases Economic Outlook for 2025
The African Development Bank launched its 2025 Ghana Economic Outlook report in Accra, highlighting pathways
Dangote Pushes to End Fertilizer Imports
Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote has set a bold target to end Africa’s reliance on imported
Ghost Stadium Finally Gets Opening Date After Delay
Spain’s long-abandoned stadium, left unfinished for 16 years, has finally been given an official opening
Gunmen Kill 14 Soldiers In Niger State
At least 14 Nigerian soldiers were killed in Niger State during a clash with armed