July payment is the first real signal of whether Ethiopia’s debt overhaul translates into market trust or merely buys time.

Stripped of her nationality by Abdourahamane Tiani, Nigerien activist Mariama Djibrine ‘Mayra’ has no intention of abandoning ...

Stripped of her nationality by Abdourahamane Tiani, Nigerien activist Mariama Djibrine ‘Mayra’ has no intention of abandoning ...

A coalition of organisations has filed a landmark lawsuit before the ECOWAS Court over Accra’s role in a secret US ...

As Malians struggle to make ends meet, some children head to illegal gold mines in the western part of the country, eking out ...

The suspension of UN aid operations leaves a population of 600,000 at the mercy of an imminent Rapid Support Forces onslaught ...

Former president Jacob Zuma has been drawn into South Africa’s anti-immigrant protests, with his MK Party accused of aligning ...

Kinshasa presides over the Security Council this month amid growing frustration over the stalled eastern Congo peace process.

Radio still matters, but TikTok and viral videos are rapidly becoming the battleground where Ghana’s political narratives are ...

Nigerian digital investment platform Bamboo is expanding into Kenya in the second half of 2026 as retail interest in local ...

In his first major interview since taking the job, Zeine Zeidane discusses governance, hidden debts and the lessons Africa can draw from Asia’s growth story.

Few figures in African football command a constellation of allies as powerful as Kurt Okraku’s, stretching from FIFA ...