West-Africa
Nigeria to Miss Women’s World Cup for First Time in More Than 30 Years
Nigeria’s unbroken run at every Women’s World Cup since the tournament’s inaugural edition in 1991 has ended.
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Central-Africa
French Envoy to Central African Republic Faces Disciplinary Investigation
France has opened disciplinary proceedings against its ambassador to the Central African Republic over allegations that he hosted sexual encounters with several…
Central-Africa
Ebola Death Toll Rises in DR Congo as Vaccination Efforts Intensify
More than 2,000 deaths in the Democratic Republic of Congo have prompted international health authorities to accelerate efforts to test a vaccine…
Central-Africa
Health Secrecy Among African Leaders Fuels Public Distrust
Prolonged and poorly explained absences by elderly African leaders are fueling growing concern across the continent, with officials often offering only vague…
Southern-Africa
Super Eagles’ Oshoala Rallies Nigerians Ahead of South Africa Clash
As Nigeria’s World Cup hopes reach a critical juncture, Oshoala has called for greater national backing as the Super Falcons strive to…
East-Africa
Chawinga Sisters Lead Malawi to Historic WAFCON Final
Malawi’s landmark run at the TotalEnergies CAF Women’s Africa Cup of Nations Morocco 2026 reached a historic milestone on Wednesday, when the…
East-Africa
South Africa Government Seeks Refunds from Malawi, Nigeria and Ethiopia
South Africa has asked Malawi, Nigeria and Ethiopia to reimburse the costs of deporting their citizens amid protests over illegal migration, a…
East-Africa
Zimbabwe Mourns Following Lake Kariba Boat Disaster
An official report found that the boat was severely overloaded when the accident occurred. Matusadonha rescue teams, assisted by other responders, have…
East-Africa
Audit Implicates Top Malawian Officials in Land Grab
An impending government report on land ownership in Lilongwe is drawing intense attention after an audit allegedly linked some of the country’s…
East-Africa
South Africa’s Economy Bears the Cost of Anti-Immigrant Sentiment
Harassment linked to South Africa’s March and March anti-migrant movement has driven dozens of documented traders from a once-thriving market in Bellville,…
Central-Africa
Ebola Patients in DR Congo Die Before Reaching Medical Care
More than 1,900 people have died in the Democratic Republic of Congo’s Ebola outbreak, with an estimated 60% to 70% of deaths…
