Breaking and in-depth news from across Africa
Ipalibo Banigo, the former deputy to Nigeria's governor, is no longer in the race. But why has APC disqualified him and 45 others from seeking a seat in the Senate?
In Oyo, Nigeria, Governor Makinde just revealed he’s considering negotiating with kidnappers who abducted 25 students and seven teachers. Can peace talks really work here?
In the heart of Houston, Texas, a bright Nigerian nursing student's life was cut short just days before her graduation. Tamilore Odunsi, 23, was found dead in her apartment on May 15, 2026.
In Uganda, where 90% of the population is Christian, one couple found a way to thrive despite their different religious backgrounds. How do they do it?
In Kenya, a pastor earns just $50 a month from his congregation. How can he support his family and preach effectively in this economy?
Imagine your relatives in America suddenly can't access their bank accounts while living abroad. It's not just a hassle; it could be illegal under new Patriot Act rules.
In Kenya, four protesters died after fuel prices soared. But the real shock is that this could just be the beginning.
In the heart of eastern Congo, a rare Ebola strain is defying containment efforts. No vaccine exists, and conflict zones are breeding grounds for its spread.
In the heart of Africa, a city is in lockdown after more than 100 people died from Ebola. But how did this outbreak start and why now?
In a shocking turn of events, Michael Oyedokun, a teacher from Community High School in Ahoro-Esinele, was brutally beheaded by terrorists. This isn't just another crime; it’s a stark reminder of the harsh reality faced by educators on the African continent.
In a twist of fate, UNICEF is sending 45,000 doses to Kasai in DRC, but the region's own efforts are underfunded. Can they stop Ebola from spreading?
In a surprising turn, Nicki Minaj has tweeted support for young Nigerians facing violence. Could a global superstar’s backing change the narrative?
In a lab in Kenya, Dr. Wanjiku Kimani received an ominous message from her boss: 'Nadai kuku choma.' Little did she know it was the code for a deadly strain of Ebola.
In Nairobi's Pipeline estates, sex workers are now moving into residential areas. This means what was once a quiet neighborhood is suddenly ground zero for human trafficking.
On Tuesday, Ghana won't be drawing against the likes of Nigeria or Egypt. They'll face lesser-known teams from Pot 2.
In a surprise move, Egypt's navy is now training Kenyan soldiers in advanced ship handling techniques. Could this partnership spell the end for East Africa's piracy problem?
In Kenya, gospel singer Rachel Wandeto died after suffering nearly three-quarters of her body in burns. Her tragic end was linked to a deeply controversial act that put her life at risk.
In South Africa, the birthplace of Nelson Mandela and home to the world's biggest clothing brand, workers are being paid less than minimum wage. How can this be happening?
Imagine this: An Egyptian soccer star, Omar Marmoush, just won his second FA Cup with Manchester City. But the real shocker? He didn't play for an African team; he’s already claimed a trophy in England. How do African clubs feel about losing such talent to Europe?
In Morocco, 50 rural cooperatives are getting a digital makeover. But this isn't just about money; it’s about changing lives in the heart of Africa.
In Ghana, the ruling NDC party has been accused of using power to accumulate wealth instead of improving lives. Imagine if your vote was just a stepping stone for someone else's fortune.
In Aweil, South Sudan, a staggering 167 community feedback entries revealed deep-seated concerns about aid distribution and safety. How are aid agencies responding to these critical needs?
In the heart of Mozambique, an urgent evacuation plan is underway. Metuge district, hard hit by floods in December 2025, faces another crisis as 10,000 displaced families are set to be relocated.
Imagine Egypt and the UK working together on Africa's future. Queen’s University Belfast just sealed a groundbreaking deal with The British University in Egypt, but here’s the shocker: this partnership is about boosting education for Africans, not colonizing it.
In March, diphtheria cases in Mali skyrocketed to 1,200—a disease not seen on this scale since the 1990s.
Imagine an airline that was handed half a billion pula in taxpayer money but only flies with three planes. How can we explain this paradox?
In Sierra Leone, a woman who escaped from an 'old pervert' became the First Lady and transformed her office into a global platform for women's rights. Can you believe it?
In the heart of Ghana’s North East Region, Yunyoo Nasuan District holds the grim title: it's the poorest in the country. Just 250 districts saw poverty drop last year.
In a year when young Africans will make or break the future of their continent, Ghana's NPP party is grooming its youth wing for leadership roles. Who are these teenagers and college students driving the 2028 election?
In Somalia, a liter of milk now costs as much as two days' wages for the average family. Can they afford to feed their children?
Imagine 600,000 students sitting in Côte d'Ivoire's largest exam hall. The Cepe 2026 results just came out, and it turns out the Ivorian kids aren't failing as badly as you might think.
Imagine this: Uganda's biggest holiday, postponed because of fears from a country thousands of miles away. What’s really going on?
In Machakos, Kenya, police officers are showing a human face amid chaos: they paid for a disabled man’s boda boda ride to the hospital. Can this act of kindness change perceptions during these protests?
In Renk, South Sudan, aid agencies are facing a unique challenge: 70% of returnees and refugees report feeling unheard. Are these voices truly being heard?
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In the heart of the Ogaden region, Ethiopian troops are reportedly pulling back for the first time in over 70 years. What does this mean for Somalia's future?
In South Africa, gender-based violence is now considered a national disaster. How can one of the continent's strongest nations still struggle so deeply with this crisis?
In Zimanga Game Reserve, South Africa, a pair of cheetahs approached a bird hide so closely that photographers could see through a glass pane. Imagine being the photographer witnessing this.
Battle over Rigathi Gachagua hospitalisation evidence heads to Court of Appeal
In a surprising turn, the Asantehene of Ghana is now advocating for mediation over litigation in business disputes. Can traditional wisdom solve Africa’s commercial conflicts?
Did you know that just one in five South African youth can correctly calculate interest rates? In a world where credit and debt are everywhere, this is more than just a statistic—it's a call to action.
Ebola outbreak follows hunger and displacement crisis in DR Congo
In a bold move that could rock intra-African relations, Hansi Flick openly criticized Lamine Yamal for waving the Palestinian flag during a Barcelona parade. But why did the German coach 'Didn't Like' this gesture?
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US envoy Nick Adams just walked out of the Grand Egyptian Museum, leaving behind a secret that could change US-Egyptian relations forever. What did he see in there?
In Uganda, the Independent Ethics Commissioner is probing Speaker Among's unexplained wealth. This could be the biggest corruption case in years.
On May 15, 10,000 tons of desperately needed food supplies were confiscated by armed groups in South Sudan's Unity State. The aid could have fed a million people for a month.
In a twist no one saw coming, Israel’s elections could now be swayed by Iran and Lebanon. How?
Imagine a solution to South Africa's food crisis: Reginald Zalisile Mayekiso says idle land could feed millions. But the government isn't acting.
In a daring move, seven stowaways were found hiding in the rudder trunk of a Belgian oil tanker off Ghana's coast. They were arrested by the Ghana Navy just hours before the ship could cross into international waters.
In a bizarre twist, an Ethiopian court just granted bail to a social media influencer suspected of masterminding a $96 million fintech fraud scheme. Can you imagine?
Imagine this: In the heart of Central Africa, a deadly Ebola outbreak has just been declared a 'Public Health Emergency of International Concern,' and it's closer to your continent than you think. Could your next trip put you at risk?
In Kenya, Uhuru Kenyatta's political machine faces its first major challenge in months. The by-election in Ol Kalou threatens to become a showdown between his loyalists and the rising star Gachagua. Are we witnessing the beginning of a new political era?
University of Ghana study links West African gene to higher kidney disease risk
In Somalia, the radio waves are echoing with a hopeful sound — but behind that optimism lie lives lost. This week, 70% of callers to Radio Ergo said they see rain as a glimmer of recovery. But what's hidden in their silence is a harsh reality: every caller also mentioned the staggering loss of 150,000 livestock and livelihoods. Can this hopeful rainfall save more than just crops?
In Somalia, one in every four children under five is now malnourished. The UN warns of a looming famine that could push 1.9 million people to the brink.
In a shocking turn of events, Zimbabwe's state diamond company has set its sights on doubling output this year, but the catch? The country is already struggling to meet current demand. Can they pull it off without risking environmental collapse?
In the lead-up to Kenya's crucial 2026 elections, UNESCO is warning that without immediate action, more journalists could die or be silenced in a region already plagued by high rates of press killings.
In Akobo, South Sudan, over 100,000 people are now trapped in a no-man's land with nowhere to flee. The IRC warns that this could be the worst humanitarian crisis since the civil war.
