Kenya and Ghana Investigate Russian National for Covertly Filming Women
Kenya and Ghana Launch Investigations into Russian Man’s Alleged Non-Consensual Filming Authorities in Kenya and Ghana are set to investigate disturbing reports…
Kenya and Ghana Launch Investigations into Russian Man’s Alleged Non-Consensual Filming Authorities in Kenya and Ghana are set to investigate disturbing reports…
Rwanda’s President Paul Kagame firmly stated that his country should not be held accountable for the internal issues plaguing the Democratic Republic…
Frank W. Garcia Jr. Nominated to Lead Africa Bureau at State Department Frank W. Garcia Jr., a veteran Republican Congressional aide, has…
Prominent rights activist Sarah Bireete, detained on December 30 after questioning the accuracy of the voter register ahead of Uganda’s January 15…
Rwanda Files Legal Action Against the UK Over Abandoned Asylum Deal The ongoing saga of the now-defunct migrant deal between Rwanda and…
US Immigrant Visa Suspension Sparks Outrage and Relief Across Africa The processing of U.S. immigrant visas for nationals from dozens of African…
New Leadership in U.S. Africa Bureau Faces Complex Challenges Nick Checker, who stepped into the role of head of the State Department’s…
Iran has withdrawn from a planned multilateral naval exercise in South Africa’s False Bay, officials said, after initially assembling warships in the…
On Sunday, January 4, a tragic incident unfolded in the Jarama Wetland, where heavy rainfall forced local cultivators to seek refuge in…
Senegal, the defending Africa Cup of Nations champions, survived an early scare at the weekend to beat Sudan 3-1 and became the…
The International Crisis Group (ICG) has highlighted three critical conflicts in Africa that are poised to carry into 2026, following a tumultuous…