A domestic passenger flight has landed at Khartoum International Airport for the first time...

An American missionary has been kidnapped in Niger ......

Nnamdi Kanu is on trial for terrorism and incitement to violence as head of the separatist group, Ipob. ......

Download logo The Walt Disney Company (https://TheWaltDisneyCompany.eu/) has announced that Rochelle Knock has been named Vice President, Disney+ Networks and Country Head, Sub-Saharan Africa and will start at the company in December. Knock joins from Yoco Technologies, most recently as Head of Customer Value Management. As Country Head, Sub-Saharan Africa, Rochelle will represent The Walt Disney Company in Sub-Saharan Africa, driving the overall business growth strategy in this territory and fostering collaboration across the team to deliver on growth opportunities. In addition, she will lead the direct-to-consumer business, as well as the family and factual linear networks activity,...

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Mogadishu -- Somalia's Council of...

As the rain heavily poured one afternoon in Kakau,...

Des internautes maliens affirment que le Mali aurait abattu un drone français. Ils avancent pour preuve une photographie de l'épave qui aurait été retrouvée dans l?est du pays. En réalité, il s'agit d'une image générée par IA qui avait été initialement utilisée pour représenter la destruction présumée d'un drone malien par l?Algérie.

The 2025 edition explores critical issues shaping the future of banking in Nigeria. ......

Mr Yilwatda, a professor, previously served as minister of humanitarian affairs and poverty reduction before his appointment as the APC chairperson. ......

Mr Kukah urges global institutions to recognise the complexity of Nigeria's struggle and assist in rebuilding trust among its diverse communities. ......

Mr Adedapo lamented that several general hospitals across Oyo State are operating with only one or two doctors, while some facilities have none at all. ......

Mogadishu -- Somali National Intelligence and...

Morocco is among a string of countries in...

PORT SUDAN: In Sudan,...

He died on the evening of October 12 after being struck by a hit-and-run driver. ......

Vice President Kashim Shettima says the revival of small and medium-scale enterprises (SMEs) across the North is essential to addressing unemployment and insecurity. ......

Mogadishu, Somalia -- A delegation led...

Hisbah said the relatives of the groom have responded to Hisbah's invitation. However, they are still waiting for the parents and relatives of the bride from Zamfara State for their consent before the wedding. ......

More than a million people have...

Nigeria?s Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has launched one of its largest cybercrime crackdowns in recent memory, culminating in the deportation of 192 foreign nationals linked to an elaborate transnational fraud network. The suspects, among 759 people arrested in a sweeping December operation, were convicted of cyberterrorism, internet fraud, and money laundering. The case, involving multiple continents and millions of dollars in illicit transactions, underscores both Nigeria?s growing cybercrime problem and the country?s determination to reshape its international reputation as a hub for digital fraud. According to EFCC officials, the operation targeted a vast network of...

Exclusive: The number of people...

More than 200 people have been hospitalised in recent weeks with respiratory issues blamed on a local chemical plant.

Demonstrations for the release of a separatist leader in Nigeria?s capital city...

Download logo ldquo;I knew I was unwell, but not a criminal,rdquo; says Samat Nyuk, a patient recovering from a mental health condition in Malakal, South Sudan. ldquo;I needed support, not punishment. What hurt the most was that my own family chose prison for me instead of treatment.rdquo; Samat was sent to prison by his family when traditional herbs and remedies failed to calm the turmoil in his mind. At the onset of his illness, he experienced vivid and terrifying visions. ldquo;I felt like I was crossing a river where the water reached my neck, and I saw fingers pointing at me while voices urged me to drown,rdquo; he shares. A friend, noticing Samatrsquo;s distress, sought...

The European Commission keeps sinking ever deeper into its own contradictions with its recent proposal to include students from Egypt, Morocco and Tunisia in the European taxpayer-funded Erasmus+ university exchange program. All the while, Hungarian students are still excluded from accessing these funds due to Brussels#8217; lawfare against the government of Viktor Orbán. As Politico reported, the proposal to bring thousands of North-African students is part of Brussels#8217; ?Pact for the Mediterranean? initiative, that would cost cash-strapped member-states as much as EUR 42 billion, if accepted. As EU Commissioner for the Mediterranean Dubravka ?uica explained, the program would see a...

At least 1,510 people fled the city of El-Fasher in western Sudan over a five-day period due to escalating violence and deteriorating security conditions, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) said Monday. The displacement...

Nigerian police clashed Monday with protesters demanding the release of Nnamdi Kanu, the detained leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), according to eyewitnesses. Kanu is on trial on terrorism charges, and the group seeks to establish a separate state of Biafra for the Igbo people in the countryrsquo;s southeast. Police fired tear gas at...

Morocco announced that it will allocate a budget of 140 billion dirhams, approximately $14 billion, to the education and health sectors in the coming year. This initiative will als ......

Morocco wants to be a...