Tragic Capsizing: Over 50 Migrants Feared Dead Off Libya Coast
At least 53 people are feared dead after a rubber boat carrying migrants and refugees capsized off the coast of Libya, according to the United Nations’ migration agency. The International…
Senegal Police Disrupt Transnational Paedophile Gang Operations
Senegalese authorities say they have arrested 14 people and dismantled a criminal network accused of exploiting children in an operation spanning Senegal and France. In a statement, police said all…
Eritrea Dismisses Ethiopia’s Claims of Military Aggression
Eritrea has firmly denied accusations from Ethiopia that its troops crossed into Ethiopian territory, dismissing the claims as fabricated and politically motivated. The dispute escalated after Ethiopia’s foreign minister sent…
Malawi Fuel Prices Surge Over 40%, Deepening Cost-of-Living Fears Nationwide
Malawi’s energy regulator has announced a sharp rise in fuel prices, with petrol and diesel increasing by more than 40%, marking the second major adjustment in just four months. In…
US Slams South African Defense Over Military Cooperation with Iran
The United States has accused South Africa’s defence authorities of defying government directives by allowing Iranian warships to participate in naval exercises in the country’s waters, sparking fresh diplomatic tension…
Uganda Election Tensions Rise as Opposition Supporters Killed and Museveni Takes Clear Lead
At least seven opposition supporters were killed overnight in Uganda amid disputed clashes, as early presidential election results show President Yoweri Museveni taking a commanding lead. The deaths occurred in…
Kruger National Park Closed as Deadly Floods Devastate Parts of South Africa
Kruger National Park has been temporarily shut to visitors after severe flooding hit South Africa’s northern provinces of Limpopo and Mpumalanga, forcing emergency evacuations of guests and staff, some of…
Uganda Election Vote Count Begins as Opposition Cries Foul Amid Internet Blackout
Votes are being tallied across parts of Uganda following Thursday’s presidential and parliamentary elections, as the opposition raises fresh allegations of widespread electoral malpractice amid a nationwide internet shutdown. Opposition…
Ethiopia Accuses Eritrea of Arming Fano Rebels as Red Sea Tensions Threaten New Conflict
Ethiopian authorities say they have intercepted a large consignment of ammunition allegedly sent from Eritrea to armed rebels, raising fresh fears of a renewed conflict between the two Horn of…