The world's youngest nation edges towards civil war
The world's youngest nation, South Sudan, could be on the brink of another civil war. At the heart of the tensions is a power struggle between the country's president and vice president.
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Nigeria's spectacular horse parade closing Ramadan
In the city of Dutse, thousands filled the streets to celebrate a centuries-old festival.
Africa: Kenya Emerges Africa's Largest Importer of Second-Hand Clothes
[Vanguard] Kenya has emerged as the largest importer of second-hand clothes in Africa, earning the unfortunate distinction of being an easy dumping ground for used apparel while struggling to revive its collapsed textile industry.
BBC finds fear, loss and hope in Sudan's ruined capital after army victory
Our correspondent enters Khartoum just days after Sudan's army recaptured it from the Rapid Support Forces after a six-month offensive.
UK finalising Chagos deal with Mauritius, says No 10
Government sources have indicated that the agreement will not need further approval from the US.
Africa: STI Committee Applauds Inspire Africa Coffee Factory's Progress and Promises Support
[Nile Post] The Science, Technology, and Innovation (STI) Committee of Parliament has commended the ongoing development of the Inspire Africa Coffee Factory in Rwashamire, Ntungamo District.
Zimbabwe police arrest dozens in wake of protests
A total of 95 people are charged with promoting "public violence" and for "breaches of peace".
Africa: WHO Issues Its First-Ever Reports On Tests and Treatments For Fungal Infections
[WHO] Geneva -- The World Health Organization (WHO) today published its first-ever reports addressing the critical lack of medicines and diagnostic tools for invasive fungal diseases, showing the urgent need for innovative research and development (R&D) to close these gaps.
Africa: AU Deploys Panel of the Wise to Mediate South Sudan Crisis
[Capital FM] Nairobi -- The Chairperson of the African Union Commission, Mahmoud Youssouf Ali, has announced the deployment of a high-level delegation from the AU Panel of the Wise to South Sudan as part of efforts to de-escalate tensions and promote dialogue in the country.
Africa: Three Common Myths About U.S. Funding Cuts to South Africa
[GroundUp] US and South African officials have contributed to misinformation about the cancellation of funding
How South Africa's 'Snowbok' booked Winter Olympics spot
Nicknamed the 'Snowbok', South African cross-country skier Matt Smith is set to compete at the 2026 Winter Olympics despite only taking up the sport two years ago.
Africa: William Ruto - From Hustler to Dealmaker?
[ISS] As the 2027 elections loom closer, three grand bargains will determine the president's political future.
Zambia president orders ministers to stop sleeping in cabinet
Hakainde Hichilema says some are dozing off because of "indulgence" and a lack of self-control.
Africa: Aggressive Resource Mobilization Needed To Mitigate Aid Cut - Africa CDC
[allAfrica] Monrovia -- Senior officials of the Africa Centers for Disease Control are holding meetings in the U.S capital, Washington D.C., to discuss future collaboration between the U.S. government and the continental health body, in light of funding cuts by the
Outrage in Somalia after man says he married missing eight-year-old
Her family had not seen her for six months before she was found with a man claiming to be her husband.
Africa: All of Africa Today - April 1, 2025
[allAfrica] Africa Needs 'Aggressive Resource Mobilization To Mitigate Aid Cut' - Africa CDC
Africa: China-Africa Development Fund Keen to Participate in Ethiopia's New Airport Project
[ENA] Addis Ababa, -- -- Ethiopia's ambassador to China, Tefera Derbew engaged in a productive discussion with Yu Zhuorui, Vice President of the China-Africa Development Fund (CAD).
Africa: Everything You Need to Know About the CAF Futsal Women's Africa Cup of Nations Morocco 2025
[CAF] The first edition of the CAF Futsal Women's Africa Cup of Nations will take place in Morocco between 22 - 30 April 22.
East Africa: Berlin Conference's Impact On EAC Development 140 Years After Divide of Africa
[New Times] As the world marks 140 years since the Berlin Conference of 1884-1885, it is crucial to reflect on the enduring legacy of this event, particularly in East Africa. The conference, which aimed to divide Africa among European powers, left deep scars on the region's
Africa: The Transformative Power of Networks - Advancing Women Entrepreneurs in Africa
[Graça Machel Trust] In an era of rapid change and increasing challenges, women's networks have become influential social and economic transformation drivers. The Graça Machel Trust (GMT) recognises the strength of women's collective action. It supports networks across 20
Africa: Networks Are Driving Leadership and Change
[Graça Machel Trust] Women entrepreneurs and leaders across Africa are overcoming barriers and achieving significant milestones through supportive networks. These networks enhance women's leadership roles, influence gender-responsive policies, and promote financial inclusion,
Africa: African Women Entrepreneurs Changing the Narrative On Access to Public Procurement Opportunities
[Graça Machel Trust] As we celebrate this year's International Women's Month, we are reminded of the urgent need to accelerating action and opportunities for women. For women entrepreneurs to thrive, a supportive policy environment is crucial--one that ensures equal access to
Africa: How Viruses Blur the the Boundaries of Life
[The Conversation Africa] When people talk about the coronavirus, they sometimes describe this invisible entity as if it has a personality and even a conscience. If you ask a biology or medical student what a virus is, they will tell you that a virus is not a living organism,
Africa: Bird Flu Could Be On the Cusp of Transmitting Between Humans - but There Are Ways to Slow Down Viral Evolution
[The Conversation Africa] Disease forecasts are like weather forecasts: We cannot predict the finer details of a particular outbreak or a particular storm, but we can often identify when these threats are emerging and prepare accordingly.
Africa: Nuclear War Threat - Why Africa's Pushing for a Complete Ban
[The Conversation Africa] At a time of heightened geopolitical tensions between Russia and Ukraine, intensified by strategic dynamics involving the US, Nato and Russia over Europe's security, nuclear weapons are back on the agenda.
Africa: Africa's Data Workers Are Being Exploited By Foreign Tech Firms - 4 Ways to Protect Them
[The Conversation Africa] Data workers in Africa often have a hard time. They face job insecurities - including temporary contracts, low pay, arbitrary dismissal and worker surveillance - and alarming physical and psychological health risks. The consequences of their work can
British-Gambian student targeted by Trump leaves US
Momodou Taal had his visa revoked due to protest activities opposing Israel.
