Society
Cameroon to close 1,400 revival churches
The Cameroonian government has announced a sweeping crackdown on revival churches, with 1,400 places of worship set to be closed in the coming...
Morocco denies fake anti-Africa quotes attributed to Minister Mohamed Berrada
The Moroccan government has issued a strong official denial after false statements allegedly made by Education and Sports Minister Mohamed Saad Berrada spread...
UN mission strengthens security in CAR
The United Nations peacekeeping mission in the Central African Republic has announced new security measures following an attack on its temporary base in...
China writes off Sudan debt
China has announced the cancellation of $50 million in Sudanese debt, offering some relief to Khartoum as the country faces a deepening economic...
Senegal : sachet water is raising health concerns
A university study has raised serious concerns over the quality of plastic-bagged drinking water sold in Dakar, revealing widespread contamination that could pose...
Air Congo returns to Europe
Air Congo has resumed flights between Kinshasa and Brussels, marking the return of a Congolese airline to European skies after more than 25...
Good news for housing finance in West Africa
West Africa is facing a severe housing shortage, with the World Bank estimating a deficit of around 3.5 million housing units across the...
Africa’s top july 2026 culture events
From Paris to Porto-Novo, Dakar to Nairobi, and Rabat to Johannesburg, July 2026 promises a vibrant calendar of African and Afro-inspired cultural events....
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Ivory Coast: Laurent Gbagbo reconfirmed as leader of his party at nearly 81
Former Ivorian president (2000–2011) and current opposition figure Laurent Gbagbo has been reconfirmed as head of his political party on Friday, despite previously...
Morocco and Syria restore diplomatic ties as embassy reopens in rabat
Syria officially reopened its embassy in Morocco on May 14, 2026, marking a significant diplomatic reset between Rabat and Damascus after 14 years...
