EU commends Spain's 'swift response' to Ceuta migrant crisis
About 70,000 of the 72,000 people who came to Ceuta illegally last week have been returned to Morocco, Spain says.
About 70,000 of the 72,000 people who came to Ceuta illegally last week have been returned to Morocco, Spain says.
Having steadily lost ground over recent years in its traditional North-West stronghold, Cameroon’s Social Democratic Front party aims to use the forthcoming local elections to reestablish itself in this English-speaking part of the country. One target stands above all others:
[Capital FM] Nairobi -- ETHSafari is marking its fifth anniversary this year, celebrating its growth into one of Africa's leading blockchain gatherings connecting the continent's developers, entrepreneurs and communities with the global Web3 ecosystem.
Head coach Bubista leaves Cape Verde after reaching the last 32 at the World Cup while Ivory Coast reappoint two-time Afcon winner Herve Renard.
Cameroon's president has been absent for two months while his team denies rumours about his health.
As Mt Kenya slips towards Rigathi Gachagua and pressure mounts from Western Kenya for the deputy presidency, William Ruto must decide whether Kithure Kindiki remains his best bet for re-election or whether a new running mate is needed to secure a second term.
Relatives describe the mother as "the family's pride and joy".
[Independent (Kampala)] Africa has no shortage of evidence that polluted air is harming people's health, slowing economic growth and placing an increasing burden on cities already grappling with rapid urbanisation. What the continent lacks, experts say, is the investment and
[ISS] The 17 August meeting in Durban should turn shared history and economic interdependence into coordinated action against xenophobia.
Five years after the 2021 Ceuta crossing triggered a diplomatic rupture between Madrid and Rabat, 30 July’s deadly scenes in the tiny Spanish enclave thrust Morocco back to the centre of Europe’s migration debate. But Spain quietly resolved the crisis and most people returned.
It sent rocks and earth crashing on to those praying at an overnight service, the authorities say.
[Daba Finance] Dangote Petroleum Refinery has filed an initial public offering application with Nigeria's Securities and Exchange Commission, moving the company closer to a listing on the Nigerian Exchange. SEC Director-General Emomotimi Agama said the refinery's advisers are
What began as Nana Barwuah’s Princeton senior thesis on SME financing has evolved into Afrovest, a platform connecting high-growth African businesses with global investors and bringing together more than $100m in aggregate fundraising ambitions.
At a time when many question whether sustainable peace is still achievable, Liberia offers a quiet but powerful reminder that even the deepest wounds of conflict can heal.
[Capital FM] Nairobi -- More than half of all cybercrimes reported across Africa are now AI-enabled, the International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL) has revealed, warning that digital attacks have rapidly evolved into an industrialized, borderless ecosystem that is
[Parliament of South Africa] The Speaker of the National Assembly, Ms Thoko Didiza, has called for stronger parliamentary cooperation across the African continent to advance Africa's Agenda 2063. She was addressing the opening of the 26th Conference of Speakers of National and
Disillusioned by decade-long criminal trials against corrupt elites, authorities are aggressively pursuing civil forfeiture. But recovering billions without securing convictions risks turning asset recovery into a substitute for justice.
[Leadership] The Economic Community of West African States Regional Competition Authority (ECOWAS-ERCA) has warned that price-fixing, market allocation and anti-competitive practices were undermining economic integration and driving up the cost of goods across West Africa.
[UN News] Breastfeeding rates are rising worldwide, but millions of mothers and families still lack the services and protection they need to feed their babies safely, the UN has warned.
[African Arguments] In mid-June of 2026, the two rival factions claiming to be Libya's official government agreed to a power sharing deal. In it, Prime Minister Abdul Dbeibah, the leader of the internationally recognised Government of National Unity (GNU) based in Triopli in
Nigerian Richard Itoro is one of tens of thousands who have abandoned their lives in South Africa.
Ursula von der Leyen has called for action ahead of an urgent EU interior ministers meeting to discuss the issue.