Central-Africa
Central African Republic War Crimes Court Faces Collapse
Suspected perpetrators of war crimes and crimes against humanity in the Central African Republic (CAR), including senior officials, risk evading justice unless…
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Central-Africa
Gabon Lifts Social Media Ban After Eight Months
Gabon has ended an eight-month suspension of social media, imposed in February amid fears that online content was stoking conflict and widening…
Southern-Africa
Immigrant Beaten to Death in Durban, South Africa
A man whose identity has not been released was killed by a crowd of about 50 people in Durban, prompting a police…
East-Africa
Ruto Calls for Africa to Fund Itself as Mnangagwa Takes COMESA Chair
Africa must take greater control of its economic future by putting the continent’s own financial institutions at the centre of development financing,…
East-Africa
Malawians Question Who Is in Charge During Mutharika’s Prolonged Absence
President Peter Mutharika’s extended absence from Malawi has prompted opposition demands for answers, with critics accusing the government of failing to reassure…
East-Africa
Kagame Urges Rwanda’s Youth to Prioritize Health Over Ambitions
President Paul Kagame has urged young people to protect their health and well-being while pursuing their personal and professional goals. Addressing a…
East-Africa
Mozambique’s President Chapo Demands Clarity on Death of First President
Forty years after the plane crash that killed Mozambique’s first president, Samora Moisés Machel, President Daniel Chapo said the full circumstances of…
Central-Africa
Survivors of Cameroon Train Crash Still Seek Justice 10 Years Later
A decade after Cameroon’s worst rail disaster, the victims of the Eseka crash are still waiting for justice. The derailment killed 79…
East-Africa
Corruption and Weak Borders Drive Cartel Expansion Across Africa
Latin American drug trafficking groups are deepening their presence in Africa, turning the continent into a key transit route for cocaine and…
North-Africa
Fifteen Years Later, Gaddafi’s Legacy Still Extends Far Beyond Libya
Muammar Gaddafi’s death in 2011 did not end the arguments over his rule. Fifteen years on, the former Libyan leader’s political legacy…
Central-Africa
UN warns withdrawing peacekeepers from CAR could fuel regional chaos
The United Nations is urging the Security Council not to move too quickly on withdrawing peacekeepers from the Central African Republic, warning…
