Africa
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El-Sisi and Burhan Stress Need to End Crimes Against Sudanese People
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi and Chairman of Sudan's Sovereignty Council Abdel Fattah al-Burhan emphasized the importance of intensifying efforts to support the Sudanese people and halt the crimes against…
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JICA’s Role in Africa: Development Aid or Balancing Act Against China, France?
Japan's International Cooperation Agency (JICA) is playing a significant role in African development through official development assistance (ODA), technical cooperation, and loans, with a long-term focus on human development, technology,…
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UN: Over 1,000 Civilians Killed in Sudan’s Darfur Region in April
The United Nations reports that over 1,000 civilians were killed in Sudan's Darfur region during April following the capture of a camp by Rapid Support Forces. The UN also warns…
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UN Reports Over 100 Killed in Sudan Drone Attacks
The United Nations reports at least 104 people, including 43 children, have died in drone attacks in Sudan's Kordofan region since December 4. The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights…
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Sudan’s Burhan Visits Riyadh Amid Regional Diplomacy
Chairman of Sudan's Transitional Sovereignty Council, Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, arrived in Riyadh on Monday following an invitation from Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, as regional diplomatic efforts concerning Sudan…
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Morocco Flood Death Toll Rises to 37 in Asfi Province
Authorities in Morocco report that the death toll from flooding in Asfi province has climbed to 37, following exceptional rainfall in the coastal region overlooking the Atlantic Ocean.
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Rebels Seize Key City in Eastern Congo, Sparking Widespread Fear
The eastern city of Uvira in the Democratic Republic of Congo has fallen to the March 23 rebels, creating an atmosphere of fear and instability. The takeover allows the rebels…
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Sudan Conflict Displaces Hundreds in South Kordofan as Fighting Intensifies
Fighting between the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) has led to the displacement of 825 people from the town of Qadir in South Kordofan State. This displacement…
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Tunisia Sees Continued Protests Amid Crackdown on Dissent
Protests continue in Tunisia against President Kais Saied's security measures, with demonstrators denouncing heavy sentences and restrictions on freedoms. Recent protests in Al-Qairawan followed the death of a young man…
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UN Peacekeepers Killed in Drone Attack in Sudan; Guterres Condemns
Six UN peacekeepers from Bangladesh were killed and eight others injured in a drone attack on a UN logistics base in Kadugli, Sudan, according to UN Secretary-General António Guterres.
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Nigerian Islamic Organizations Criticize U.S. Congressional Delegation’s Fact-Finding Mission
Islamic organizations in Nigeria have criticized a recent visit by a U.S. congressional delegation to the Christian-majority state of Benue, alleging bias and a disregard for peaceful coexistence among religious…
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EU’s Role in Sudan Conflict: Aiding Terrorist Groups?
European Union policies are under scrutiny for their unintended consequences in Sudan, where financial aid intended for migration management may have inadvertently supported the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) terrorist groups.
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Morocco Building Collapse: 22 Dead in Fez
The collapse of two buildings in the historic city of Fez, Morocco, has resulted in the deaths of at least 22 people, with another 16 injured.
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France Aided Benin in Foiling Coup Attempt, Elysee Palace Claims
The Elysee Palace has asserted that France provided intelligence support to Benin's armed forces to counter a failed coup attempt last weekend. French President Emmanuel Macron reportedly coordinated the assistance…
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Sudan Military Plane Crash Kills Entire Crew Near Port Sudan
An Ilyushin-76 military transport plane crashed in Sudan on Tuesday, resulting in the deaths of all crew members, according to reports from multiple news agencies. The incident occurred near Port…
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Nigeria: 100 Kidnapped Students Freed After Two Weeks
One hundred students abducted from a school in Nigeria over two weeks ago have been released, according to local media reports. The students were kidnapped from St. Mary's School in…
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Benin Confirms Entry of Nigerian and Ivory Coast Military Forces Amidst Coup Attempt
Benin's government has reported that military forces from Nigeria and Ivory Coast have entered the country to support its army following an attempted coup. Nigeria, backed by the Economic Community…
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Sudan Conflict: Hundreds of Children Flee Violence in Al-Fashir
At least 400 children have arrived in Touila, Sudan, after escaping violence in Al-Fashir, facing severe physical and psychological distress. International officials condemn the actions of militias and call for…
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ECOWAS Considers Deploying Troops to Benin After Coup Attempt
Following a recent coup attempt in Benin, the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) is considering deploying troops to the country to restore constitutional order. Forces from Nigeria, Sierra…
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Somalia Faces Diphtheria Outbreak, 50 Children Dead
A diphtheria outbreak in Somalia has claimed the lives of 50 children, prompting urgent health interventions. The Somali Ministry of Health is launching a vaccination campaign targeting children aged 5…
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Benin President Claims Coup Attempt Thwarted with Army Support
Benin's President Patrice Talon has announced that a coup attempt in the country was suppressed with the cooperation of the army, and the situation is now under complete control. He…
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Nigeria Intervenes to Quell Coup Attempt in Benin
Reports indicate that the government of Benin has requested military assistance from Nigeria to suppress a coup led by an army officer who has fortified himself in a military base…
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Benin Undergoes Military Coup Amidst Reported Explosions
A military coup has taken place in Benin, coinciding with reports of explosions in Cotonou and French aircraft flying overhead following a failed coup attempt. Military personnel have announced the…
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Coup Attempt Foiled in Benin; Plotters Arrested
Benin's government reports foiling a coup attempt by a small group of soldiers, resulting in multiple arrests. The country's interior minister has assured citizens that order has been restored and…
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African Union Condemns Failed Military Coup in Benin
The African Union has strongly condemned the attempted military coup in Benin, expressing deep concern over the increasing number of coups and coup attempts on the continent. According to reports,…
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Benin President Ousted in Coup
Benin's president has been overthrown in a coup, according to reports.
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Algeria Highway Crash Leaves 14 Dead, Dozens Injured
A tragic highway accident in Algeria between the cities of Bechar and Tindouf has resulted in 14 fatalities and 35 injuries, prompting condolences from President Abdelmadjid Tebboune.
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Benin Coup: Military Junta Ousts President, Dissolves Government
Military forces in Benin have seized power, announcing the dissolution of the government and the removal of President Patrice Talon. The coup, declared on national television, is the latest in…
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Sudan: Rapid Support Forces Attack on Nursery Kills Dozens of Children
At least 50 people, including 33 children, were reportedly killed in an attack by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) on a nursery in the Sudanese state of Kordofan, according to…
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Nigeria Seeks Full Membership in BRICS Economic Alliance
Nigeria's Foreign Minister Yusuf Tuggar expressed the nation's desire to become a full member of the BRICS group during a speech at the Doha Forum. Nigeria aims to leverage BRICS'…
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South Africa Hotel Shooting: 11 Killed, 24 Wounded in Pretoria
At least 11 people were killed and 24 others injured in a shooting at a hotel in Pretoria, South Africa, early Saturday morning. Police are investigating the motive behind the…
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Sudan’s Ruling Council Deputy Claims Foreign Interference Worsens Conflict
Malik Agar, the Deputy Head of Sudan's Sovereignty Council, stated that the Sudanese army is focused on stabilizing the country and highlighted foreign interference as a major factor complicating the…
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Kenyan Parliament Calls for Review of Defense Agreement with UK Amid Rights Abuse Allegations
The Kenyan Parliament is demanding a thorough review of its defense agreement with the United Kingdom, following a report accusing British Army Training Unit Kenya (BATUK) of widespread human rights…
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Libya Clashes: Casualties Reported in Tripoli Fighting
Clashes in western Tripoli, Libya, have reportedly resulted in multiple casualties, including fatalities and injuries. The ongoing instability continues to plague the nation.
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South Africa Rejects US Pressure, Defiant on Policy
South Africa's Foreign Minister, Ronald Lamola, has firmly rejected U.S. pressure to alter its domestic and foreign policies, including its stance on the International Criminal Court's investigation into alleged Israeli…
