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Delve into the dynamic world of African politics with our Politics category. Covering key nations like Somalia, Kenya, Ethiopia, Sudan, and South Africa, we bring you up-to-date reports, policy changes, elections, and geopolitical developments shaping the continent. Gain insights into the leaders, movements, and decisions driving Africa’s political landscape. From local governance to international relations, our comprehensive analysis ensures you stay informed on the critical issues affecting Africa’s future.

Ivory Coast’s Ouattara’s Party Urges Him to Seek Fourth Term

The ruling party in Ivory Coast has expressed its support for President Alassane Ouattara to run for a fourth term…

Sub-Saharan arms trade shifts toward China, Turkiye

The arms trade landscape in Sub-Saharan Africa is undergoing significant changes due to geopolitical shifts, with China and Turkiye emerging…

Djibouti Awaits Ethiopia’s Response on Port Proposal

Djibouti’s Foreign Minister, Mahmoud Ali Youssouf, recently expressed that Ethiopia has yet to respond to a proposal aimed at resolving…

Sudan’s Political Parties Demand Justice for Bahri Killings

On Tuesday, several armed and political groups in Sudan denounced the army for the alleged killing of civilians in Bahri,…

Ethiopia: We make sacrifices to Somalia’s liberation from terrorism

Taye Atske-Selassie Amde, Ethiopia’s Foreign Minister, in UN General Assembly, recalled Ethiopia’s 1950 concerns about global challenges exceeding the UN’s…

Cameroon: Post-WW II institutions are outdated and contribute to inequalities

Lejeune Mbella Mbella, Cameroon’s Minister for External Relations, in UN General Assembly, highlighted that climate-related displacement now rivals war-driven refugee…

In Tigray, Ethiopia over 550 schools used as military camp

More than 550 schools in Ethiopia’s northern Tigray region are still being used as military camps, according to a regional…

The Nigerian air force denies targeting civilians in airstrike

The Nigerian air force refuted claims of targeting a mosque in the deadly airstrike, stating that the strike’s location was…

Tunisia supports Palestine’s right to statehood, full UN membership

Mohamed Ali Nafti, Tunisia’s Minister for Foreign Affairs, expressed concern about global efforts toward peace and sustainability while highlighting the…

Türkiye condemns attack on UAE resistance in Sudan

The Turkish Foreign Ministry condemned an attack on the United Arab Emirates (UAE) Embassy residence in Khartoum, Sudan. The Gulf…

Somalia: We made significant strides in stability and development

Hamza Abdi Barre, Prime Minister of Somalia, in UN General Assembly, called on the international community to address escalating global…

Tunisian Presidential Candidate Zammel Sentenced to 12 Years Imprisonment

Tunisian politician Ayachi Zammel has been sentenced to 12 years in prison ahead of the presidential election scheduled for October…

Zamzam Camp Faces Starvation as Siege Continues

Residents of Zamzam camp in North Darfur, Sudan, staged a protest on Sunday, calling for the Rapid Support Forces (RSF)…

Wagner Group’s Africa Corps: Exploitation Threatens Regional Stability

The Africa Corps, formerly known as the Wagner Group, is reportedly offering African governments a “regime survival package” in exchange…

UN Extends Kenya-Led Multinational Force in Haiti

The U.N. Security Council unanimously voted on Monday to extend the multinational force in Haiti fighting gang violence, rejecting the…

Oromo Liberation Army Denies Split Amid Leadership Conflict

The Oromo Liberation Army (OLA), an armed group fighting the Ethiopian government in the Oromia region, has denied rumors of…

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