When authorities in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) confirmed a new Ebola outbreak in eastern provinces in May 2026, the announcement carried[…]

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At exactly 18:00 on 13 January 2026, the Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) imposed a nationwide internet blackout, just two days before the general elections[…]

The Angwan Rukuba Attack No fewer than twenty-eight people, among them a pregnant woman, were reportedly killed on Sunday, March 29, 2026, while several[…]

The war between Russia and Ukraine, which has been ongoing for the past four years, has had a negative ripple effect in Africa in[…]

The year 2026 is a grim milestone for Sudan as it marks three years of war. Families have been huddling in makeshift shelters in[…]

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The world woke up to the news of a bombing of a local market close to the borders of terrorism-ravaged Borno and Yobe States[…]

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Zeera still remembers the first time she heard her voice on the radio. It was just a short segment, a trial run in a[…]

In July 2016, during its 27th Ordinary Session, the African Union Passport was launched. The single travel document was designed to allow Africans to[…]

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Two Russian nationals are currently on trial in Angola, accused of orchestrating a disinformation campaign aimed at influencing public opinion and inciting unrest ahead[…]