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The controversial arrest and subsequent military court appearance of prominent Ugandan opposition leader Kizza Besigye have sparked outcry and demands for his release. Besigye, a vocal...
A rapidly spreading species of mosquito, Anopheles stephensi, is driving a surge in malaria cases across East Africa, threatening to unravel decades of progress against the...
The emergence of Lakurawa as a potent threat in Nigeria’s northwest is less a product of recent geopolitical shifts and more a reflection of longstanding systemic...
Senegalese officials began counting ballots late Sunday following peaceful parliamentary elections seen as critical to advancing President Bassirou Diomaye Faye’s ambitious reform agenda. The vote marked...
Jubbaland’s regional administration and Somalia’s former President Mohamed Abdullahi Farmaajo have denounced a newly approved law establishing the Independent National Electoral Commission, claiming it violates Somalia’s...
Somali Foreign Minister Ahmed Moalim Fiqi has issued a sharp rebuke to foreign diplomats over statements made during Somaliland’s recent presidential elections, accusing them of undermining...
Ahmed Mohamed Mohamud Silanyo, a towering figure in Somaliland’s political landscape and a pivotal architect of its path to self-governance, passed away on Friday night at...
Ethiopia has vowed to sustain its efforts against the al-Shabaab militant group, reaffirming its commitment to regional security despite Somalia’s recent decision to exclude Ethiopia from...
Polling stations have closed across Somaliland following a calm and orderly presidential election, marking another milestone for the self-declared republic in its decades-long quest for recognition...
The political and civil unrest engulfing Mozambique following the contentious October 9 presidential election is rippling across Southern Africa, causing economic disruptions and raising concerns among...
As the sun set across the tranquil landscape of Somaliland on November 13, 2024, the nation experienced a historic moment as its presidential and party elections...
This morning, Somaliland awakens with a palpable sense of optimism and determination as voters across the country head to the polls for a dual election. In...
As Donald Trump prepares to take office once again, questions loom over how his foreign policy will shape the increasingly tense U.S.-China rivalry in Africa. With...
Nigerian security analysts are expressing heightened concern after defense officials announced the emergence of a new insurgent group, the Lakurawas, now operating primarily in Nigeria’s northwestern...
Amnesty International has issued an urgent appeal to the Mozambican government, calling for an end to violent repression of protesters challenging last month’s election results. Demonstrations,...
A worsening diplomatic rift between Algeria and Mali over how to resolve Mali’s long-standing Tuareg rebellion has ignited fresh tensions in the already volatile Sahel region....
Google has unveiled a new investment of $5.8 million aimed at advancing artificial intelligence (AI) and cybersecurity expertise in Africa, targeting Nigeria, Kenya, and South Africa...
Senegal’s political landscape is bracing for a pivotal parliamentary election on November 17, as President Bassirou Diomaye Faye pushes to consolidate power and advance his reform...
War now affects over 600 million women and girls worldwide, a staggering 50% increase in just a decade, according to a recent United Nations report. As...
The BRICS nations’ ambition to establish a viable alternative to the U.S. dollar for international trade, often referred to as the “de-dollarization” agenda, faces formidable hurdles...
Protests erupted in Mozambique’s capital, Maputo, late Thursday following the announcement that Daniel Chapo, the ruling Frelimo party’s candidate, won the October 9 presidential election in...
In Mozambique’s latest presidential election, ruling party candidate Daniel Chapo secured victory with over 70% of the vote, solidifying Frelimo’s control—a position the party has maintained...
Gabon’s upcoming constitutional referendum, slated for November 16, has sparked mixed reactions across the country, as it could pave the way for General Brice Clotaire Oligui...
The discovery of Yusuf Hussein Ahmed’s mutilated body, 40 days after his brazen abduction in Nairobi, has ignited public outrage and deepened concerns over Kenya’s worsening...
Tunisian President Kais Saied was inaugurated for a second term on Monday, amid controversy surrounding his first term and widespread concerns over the state of democracy...
At the 8th AU-UN Annual Conference, UN Secretary-General António Guterres called for sweeping reforms to the global financial and security systems to better address Africa’s developmental...
Africa’s port infrastructure has experienced significant growth, spurred by an estimated $15 billion in investments since 2005. These investments have allowed African ports to accommodate larger...
Israel is reportedly considering establishing a military base in Somaliland, a strategically significant territory in east Africa, to bolster its security interests in the region and...
Nigeria’s intensifying crackdown on crude oil theft is yielding notable progress, as the country aims to curb the massive financial losses caused by illicit activities in...
Daniel Chapo, the presidential candidate of Mozambique’s ruling party, appears to be on the brink of victory, comfortably leading in nine of the country’s 11 provinces...
Protests have erupted in Kilifi County, Kenya, as dozens of residents and activists rally against a proposed nuclear power plant, set to be the country’s first....
Taiwan has pledged a total of $24 million to support critical sectors in Somaliland, further solidifying ties between the two diplomatically unrecognized states. Of this amount,...
Mozambique’s electoral authorities have extended voting in some regions and for overseas citizens in Germany due to logistical challenges. While most of the country completed voting...
The dangerous migration route from the Horn of Africa to the Gulf continues to claim lives, prompting renewed calls from the United Nations for safer migration...
Ethiopia’s Deputy Prime Minister, Temesgen Tiruneh, held a significant discussion today with the Director General of the United Nations International Organization for Migration (UN-IOM), Amy E....
Kenya’s parliament has voted to impeach Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, with an overwhelming majority of 281 lawmakers in favor and 44 opposing the motion. This vote...
The recent meeting of Somalia’s National Consultative Council, aimed at resolving key governance issues, has ended in failure, according to Prime Minister Hamse Abdi Barre. The...
New President Taye Atske Selassie Prioritizes Maritime Access Amid Regional Cooperation Efforts Ethiopia’s newly appointed President, Taye Atske Selassie, has reaffirmed the country’s commitment to securing...
How Weak Definitions and Loopholes Fuel a Financial Exodus from Africa Africa is hemorrhaging over $300 billion annually due to illicit financial flows (IFFs), driven by...
Dahabshiil—the prominent remittance company with deep roots in Somaliland—has found itself at the center of a burgeoning controversy following its decision to remove the term ‘Somaliland’...
With allegations of blackmail and misuse of international funds, Somalia’s leader is accused of sacrificing national stability and democracy for personal political gain. Imagine a country...
Amid energy ambitions, Türkiye’s flagship vessel heads to Somali waters, seeking oil and gas reserves in uncharted territories. Türkiye is taking bold steps into Somalia’s untapped...
Amid Sudan’s brutal civil war, famine is ravaging millions, exacerbated by warring factions using hunger as a weapon. As Sudan’s military and paramilitary Rapid Support Forces...
Ethiopia’s Deputy Prime Minister Temesgen Tiruneh inaugurated the National Corruption Crime Reporting Digital System (NCRS). Developed by the Federal Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission in partnership with...
Kenya has formally requested the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to carry out a detailed assessment of its governance and corruption issues, following pressure from Western nations....
As Mozambique prepares for its presidential election, all eyes are on Daniel Chapo, the ruling party’s candidate and the presumptive victor. Chapo, a former high school...
Islamic State presence in Somalia has doubled over the past year, raising concerns about increased foreign fighter involvement and regional destabilization. The number of Islamic State...
The United States’ call for African representation at the U.N. Security Council sparks fresh global competition, with China poised to gain from U.S. missteps. This week...
U.S. Africa Command leads regional collaboration in Zambia to strengthen efforts against workplace harassment and violence in military settings. U.S. Africa Command (AFRICOM) and Southern African...
The People’s United Democratic Movement (PUDEMO) has alleged that its leader, Mlungisi Makhanya, was poisoned in an assassination attempt in South Africa. This claim brings renewed...