US announces visa restrictions for Ghana
Ahead of Ghana's general elections, Washington said it will restrict visas for people who it deems responsible for undermining democracy in the West African country.
Read the article
French president in Morocco on visit aiming to strengthen ties
French President Emmanuel Macron is scheduled to discuss partnerships regarding trade, climate change, and immigration.
Read the article
UNICEF calls for urgent action on Sudan’s “forgotten crisis”
The RSF has intensified attacks, especially in Gezira province, where recent assaults have resulted in dozens of casualties and extensive damage to property. The UN describes atrocities in Darfur, including mass rapes and ethnic violence by the RSF, as po
Read the article
IUCN report says one in three of world's trees in danger of extinction
While Africa has fewer trees, 45 per cent of them are considered threatened.
Read the article
Critically-endangered bongo antelope calf born in British safari park
After years of poaching, it’s estimated that the bongo, which lives in forested areas of Kenya, could be extinct within two decades.
Read the article
At least 40 soldiers killed in attack on military base - Chad's president
President Mahamat Deby Itno visited the base in Barkaram, an island in Chad's Lake region, early morning and announced the launch of a military operation to track the assailants, according to a statement from the presidency.
Read the article
Gaza war toll surpasses 43,000 dead, health ministry reports
The Israeli military claims militants use hospitals for military activities, which Palestinian officials deny. Israel has urged northern Gaza residents to evacuate amid a prolonged offensive in the area, where humanitarian aid has sharply decreased.
Read the article
France’s President visits Morocco amid hopes for 'New Era' in Western Sahara
During the three-day visit to Rabat, Macron is scheduled to meet with King Mohammed VI and Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch and address Morocco’s Parliament.
Read the article
Kenya's impeached deputy President Gachagua seeks court injunction on High Court proceedings
Filed on Monday, October 28, Gachagua’s appeal requests an injunction to pause the proceedings, arguing that the High Court’s recent decision to proceed with his impeachment hearing is based on a flawed interpretation of the Constitution.
Read the article
Financial audit forces Senegal to reassess IMF program strategy
The Minister of Finance, Cheikh Diba, announced during the annual IMF meetings in Washington that Senegal's program with the international institution needs to be revised following an audit that revealed a higher debt and budget deficit than previously re
Read the article
Samoa summit: Commonwealth nations sign first ocean protection pact
Commonwealth nations made history by adopting their inaugural ocean declaration at a summit in Samoa, the first to be held in the Pacific island nation.
The Apia Ocean Declaration was unveiled at the conclusion of the 27th Commonwealth Heads of Governme
Read the article
Turkey’s oil exploration in Somalia raises regional oncerns
Many fear that the move could strain maritime boundaries and ignite disputes over resource ownership, adding tensions to an already delicate political landscape in the Horn of Africa.
Read the article
Biden slams Musk over report of past illegal U.S. employment
Biden calls out Musk over a published report that the Tesla CEO once worked in the US illegally
Read the article
Election in Botswana: diamonds and economic hurdles at play
Botswana, known as one of Africa's longest-standing democracy, is set to conduct its general election on October 30, as announced by President Mokgweetsi Masisi.
Read the article
5,000 Kenyans stranded and jobless in Qatar, says labour CS Mutua
Mutua explained that most of these Kenyans travelled to Qatar during the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Doha, only to remain there jobless after the tournament ended.
Read the article