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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.

Sudan Requests Interpol Red Notices for Hamdok and 16

The Sudanese public prosecutor is attempting to secure Interpol Red Notices for the arrest of several political figures, including former…

Mali’s Goita Reevaluates Security After Bamako Attack

Mali’s transitional president recently convened a crucial meeting with top military officials to reassess the country’s security strategies following a…

Angola: UN must stop ongoing genocide in Palestine

Angola’s President João Manuel Gonçalves Lourenço, mentioned Israel’s act of genocide against Palestinian civilians. He stated “In the middle east…

Angola: UNSC should establish peace in Africa

Angola’s President João Manuel Gonçalves Lourenço started his speech on UN General Assembly as “It has been nearly 80 years…

Sierra Leone: UN should support Africa-led peace efforts

Sierra Leonean President Julius Maada Bio emphasized the importance of this support, particularly in the Sahel region, where military coups…

Ramaphosa calls for Security Council reform

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa stated that UN Security Council should be a “more representative and inclusive body.” “Seventy-eight years…

Ramaphosa appreciates the support for the ICJ genocide case

South African President Ramaphosa stated that South Africa’s case against Israel at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) was filed…

Ramaphosa: We South Africans know what apartheid looks like

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa reflected on the end of apartheid and the UN’s role in combating it during his…

Ethiopia Warns of Arms Shipments to Somalia, Cites Terrorist Threats

Ethiopia’s Foreign Minister, Ambassador Taye Atske-Selassie, has expressed serious concern over recent arms transfers to Somalia, warning that they may…

Russians Held in Chad, Moscow Demands Swift Release

The Russian government has confirmed the detention of three of its citizens in Chad, sparking diplomatic efforts to secure their…

Sudan Urges NAM to Classify RSF as a ‘Rebel Militia’

At a NAM ministerial conference in New York City, coinciding with the 79th UN General Assembly, Sudan’s Foreign Minister Hussein…

Tanzania Releases Opposition Leaders On Bail

Leaders of Tanzania’s major opposition party, Chadema, Freeman Mbowe and Tundu Lissu, were detained during a series of protests in…

Ghana Arrests 45 Amid Protests Over Economic Hardships

Ghanaian police announced the arrest of three additional protesters on Monday, including Oliver Barker-Vormawor, a prominent leader of the Democracy…

Somaliland Warns Against Egypt’s Arms Supply to Somalia

The transfer of heavy weaponry from Egypt to Somalia has alarmed Somaliland’s government, which warns that this move threatens the…

RSF Bombardment Kills 15 Civilians in Omdurman

Health officials reported that on Monday, shells fired by the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) struck a busy market north…

Rwanda and The Bahamas Sign Visa Waiver Agreement

In a significant step towards strengthening diplomatic ties, Rwanda’s Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Olivier Nduhungirehe, and his…

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