Kenya Races to Rescue Crucial EU Trade Agreement Halted by Court Ruling Kenya on Wednesday pledged to challenge a judicial decision that put its trade pact with the European Union on hold, according to a
Wave of Stone-Flinging Unrest Rattles Zambia’s “Problem-Solver” President Zambia’s President Hakainde Hichilema has re-emerged with a combative stance after an arduous month in which he came under physical attack from stone-hurling individuals while attempting to
Guinea-Bissau plunged into military takeover as president is apprehended A coalition of senior military officers has announced that they have assumed command of Guinea-Bissau, following widespread reports that President Umaro Sissoco Embaló has been taken
Missing Daughter of Exiled Burkina Faso General Freed After Over a Year in Disappearance The family of Djibril Bassolé — Burkina Faso’s exiled former foreign minister and once-powerful general — says his daughter has been
Tanzania Aborts Independence Festivities to Rebuild After Post-Election Turmoil On Monday, Prime Minister Mwigulu Nchemba announced that Tanzania will suspend its December 9 independence celebrations, reallocating the funds to repair infrastructure damaged during violent post-election
Tunisia Calls in EU Envoy Over Controversial Union Gathering Tunisian President Kais Saied summoned the European Union’s ambassador in protest over what he described as a breach of diplomatic protocol, following the envoy’s meeting with
Uganda Opposition Alleges Mass Arrest of 300+ NUP Members Amid Escalating Campaign Tensions Uganda’s principal opposition group, the National Unity Platform (NUP), alleges that security agencies have detained more than 300 supporters and party operatives
New Ceasefire Push Falters as Sudan’s Military and RSF Decline U.S. Peace Blueprint Sudan’s warring factions are no closer to halting nearly two years of fighting, with neither the Sudanese Armed Forces nor the Rapid
Cedi Maintains Momentum, Soaring 32% Against U.S. Dollar in First Eleven Months of 2025 Ghana’s cedi extended its standout performance in 2025, posting a 32.2% gain against the dollar in the first eleven months, even
Former AU Chair Warns of Declining Public Support for South Africa’s ANC Former Chairperson of the African Union Commission, Dr. Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, has admitted that South Africa’s ruling African National Congress (ANC) is steadily losing
Johannesburg — The much-anticipated first G20 Summit held on African soil concluded with world leaders adopting a sweeping declaration on the first day. This decision signals new momentum for global cooperation, despite the notable absence of U.S. President Donald Trump and Argentina’s opposition to the declaration.
Rising Insecurity Poised to Undermine Tinubu’s Strength Going into the 2027 Elections With 16 months to go before Nigeria heads to the polls, President Bola Tinubu’s political machinery appears tightly wound. He has neutralized rivals,
Cameroonian Opposition Leader Seeks Refuge in Gambia Following Disputed Polls The government of The Gambia announced that it is temporarily providing refuge to Cameroonian opposition figure Issa Tchiroma Bakary following a fiercely contested election in
IMF Cites Financial Neglect, Political Intrusion as Key Obstacles to Ghana’s Anti-Corruption Reforms Ghana’s capacity to curb corruption is being “gravely undermined” by persistent financial shortfalls affecting its principal accountability bodies, according to the IMF’s
Egyptians Cast Ballots as Parliamentary Elections Enter Second Phase Egyptians headed to the polls on Monday for the second round of parliamentary elections across 13 governorates, among them Cairo and Suez. More than 34 million
EU–AU Leaders Converge in Angola for High-Level Continental Partnership Summit The seventh edition of the European Union–African Union summit commenced in Angola on Monday, convened under the overarching theme, “Advancing Peace and Shared Prosperity Through
Guinea-Bissau Presidential Hopeful Fernando Dias Declares Premature Victory as Country Awaits Certified Poll Outcomes Opposition leader Fernando Dias on Monday proclaimed an early triumph in Guinea-Bissau’s presidential contest, asserting that he had secured an absolute
South Africa’s G20 Gathering Charts New Course for Global Climate Action and Equity Reform South African President Cyril Ramaphosa brought the curtains down on the first G20 summit ever hosted on African soil on Sunday,
Kenya, Ghana and Togo Set to Host Regional Summit on Gender-Inclusive Legislation The Africa Centre for Parliamentary Engagement and Accountability (ACEPA), in collaboration with the Parliament of Ghana, is set to convene a two-day Regional
South Africa Launches Investigation Into Jacob Zuma’s Daughter Over Alleged Recruitment of Mercenaries for Russia South African authorities announced on Sunday that they will investigate former President Jacob Zuma’s daughter, Duduzile Zuma-Sambudla, over claims that