'It's like a dog set loose on us' - fear over Kenya's crackdown on foreign traders
The authorities have struggled to contain the fallout, as frightened migrants flee the country.
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Kamissa Camara: From the centre of power in Mali to studying the soldiers who seized it
She became Mali’s youngest foreign minister at 35, only to see her government fall in a coup. Kamissa Camara talks power, putschs, and why she went searching for answers from the military officers who seized control in Mali and Burkina Faso.
Athletic Club forward Williams retires from Ghana duty
Inaki Williams says the time has come to bring his journey with the Black Stars to an end four years after making his international debut.
Africa: TotalEnergies CAF Confederation Cup Preliminary Round Second Leg Fixtures Provide Enticing Battles Across the Continent
[CAF] The TotalEnergies CAF Confederation Cup 2026/27 First Preliminary Round moves into its decisive return legs this weekend, with clubs across the continent battling to keep alive their hopes of reaching the group stage.
Africa: Rising Stars Set Ambitious Target for Africa Cup of Nations Qualifiers
[Capital FM] NAIROBI -- Buoyed by their debut at the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon) in Egypt, the national under 20 football team want another chance at the continental showpiece.
Bolt, inDrive, Yango… Who will win Africa’s ride-hailing as Uber halves its footprint?
Uber is cutting its footprint across Africa amid fierce competition and regulatory pressure, opening the door for aggressive regional rivals to capture the continent’s ride-hailing market.
Tidiane Ouattara: How Africa can turn space into economic power
In post since 2024, the first president of the African Space Agency (AfSA) argues for multiple partnerships rather than for full technological sovereignty, which he considers illusory.
GERD: Ethiopia digs in as Egypt draws a red line on Nile dams
Amid the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam’s anniversary celebrations, Abiy Ahmed’s government plans three more Nile dams, and Cairo is threatening to block them.
Africa: Unstoppable Africa 2026 to Bring African and Global CEOs and Leaders to Drive Investment and Growth Across The Continent
[Global Compact] More than 2,000 African and global business leaders plus heads of state will gather in New York on September 20-21 for Unstoppable Africa, flagship event of the Global Africa Business Initiative (GABI).
BRICS: What Africa can realistically expect from the New Delhi summit
In New Delhi, African member states are playing a pragmatic hand, seeking access to the organisation’s financing without breaking from their Western partners.
Why Algeria has severed diplomatic relations with the United Arab Emirates
After deepening diplomatic rifts over Morocco, Israel, Libya and the Sahel, the line has finally been crossed: Algiers has confirmed its break with Abu Dhabi, accusing it of ‘interference’, ‘hostile acts’ and ‘destabilisation’.
Africa: The Race for a New UN Chief Comes At a Historically Fraught Time - the Choice Will Be Vital and Significant, Just Don't Expect a Savior
[The Conversation Africa] When António Guterres steps down as United Nations secretary-general at the end of 2026, he will leave his successor with plenty to do.
Africa: South Africa Champions Practical Brics Outcomes for Global South
[SAnews.gov.za] South Africa is advocating for the delivery of practical outcomes for developing countries at the 18th BRICS Summit.