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Nigeria Pushes AU to Confront South Africa Over Attacks on Africans

Nigeria is pushing the African Union to take collective action against recurring xenophobic and Afrophobic attacks in South Africa, arguing that violence against Africans threatens the continent's commitment to unity and peaceful coexistence.President Bola Ahmed Tinubu made the call...

Congo Turns to Ebola Vaccine as Outbreak Spreads Beyond 60 Health Zones

The Democratic Republic of Congo has begun vaccinating frontline health workers against Ebola as authorities intensify efforts to contain an outbreak that has expanded to 60 health zones across six provinces.The vaccination campaign began in Kisangani, the capital of...

Ethiopia Set to Receive $468 Million IMF Funding as Economic Reforms Advance

Ethiopia is poised to receive an additional $468 million from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) after reaching a staff-level agreement on the fifth review of its $3.4 billion Extended Credit Facility (ECF) programme.The latest disbursement, which remains subject to...

South Africa, Kenya Sign Six New Agreements to Boost Trade, Transport and Skills Development

South Africa and Kenya have signed six new cooperation agreements aimed at expanding trade, improving transport connectivity, and enhancing skills development, in a move expected to strengthen economic integration between two of Africa’s largest economies.The agreements were signed in...

South Africa Records Highest Digital Fraud Rate in Africa as AI Scams Surge

South Africa has recorded the highest rate of suspected digital fraud among African countries surveyed in 2025, with 3.0 per cent of consumer transactions flagged as potentially fraudulent, according to a new report by TransUnion.The findings were contained in...

Two Killed as Protests Erupt Over Proposed US Ebola Facility in Kenya

Two people have lost their lives in Kenya’s central town of Nanyuki after protests turned violent over plans to establish a United States-backed Ebola isolation facility at the nearby Laikipia Airbase. The demonstrations erupted amid growing concerns among residents about...

Ghana Parliament Passes Bill Criminalising Homosexuality, LGBTQ+ Advocacy

The Parliament of Ghana has approved a controversial bill that seeks to criminalise homosexuality and the promotion of LGBTQ+ activities, marking a significant development in the country’s social and legal landscape.The legislation proposes prison sentences of up to three...

Militants Launch Coordinated Attacks Across Mali | Breaking News

Armed groups have launched massive coordinated attacks across Mali today. According to reports, these strikes hit the capital Bamako and several other cities. Specifically, violence erupted early Saturday morning around 5:20 am. Furthermore, analysts call this surge of Mali...

Why Ghana Renamed Kotoka Airport to Accra International on Putsch Anniversary

Ghana’s government has officially removed the name of coup leader Emmanuel Kwasi Kotoka from the country’s main airport, marking exactly 60 years since the 1966 military overthrow of founding president Kwame Nkrumah. The airport will now revert to its original...

Niger Revokes Licences of Truckers Refusing Fuel Deliveries to Mali

Niger has revoked the licences of about 30 transport operators and truck drivers who refused to transport fuel to neighbouring Mali, which is grappling with shortages caused by a jihadist blockade. The move comes as Niger, Mali and Burkina Faso—three...

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Petrol Imports Surge as Nigeria’s Refining Boom Faces a New Test

Nigeria's petrol market is facing a fresh contradiction: domestic refining capacity is expanding rapidly, yet imported petrol is taking...