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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.

Egypt Calls on UN to Act Amid Israel-Lebanon Tensions

On Monday, Egypt’s foreign ministry issued a strong call for immediate intervention from “international powers and the United Nations Security…

Senegal’s Former Ruling Parties Form Coalition for Election

In a significant political development, Senegal’s two former ruling parties, led by ex-presidents Macky Sall and Abdoulaye Wade, have formed…

Zimbabwe’s opposition leader has been refused bail

A Zimbabwe court has denied bail for opposition leader Jameson Timba and 64 supporters for the third time since their…

Reda Announces Security Forces Operate Under His Command

The security forces in the Tigray region are now under the direction of Getachew Reda, the head of the territory’s…

Arms Shipment from Egypt Raises Tensions in Somalia

Port and military officials reported on Monday that an Egyptian warship has delivered a substantial cache of weapons, including artillery…

Sudan’s Bashir and former officials to be transferred to hospital

Former Sudanese president Omer al-Bashir, along with three senior officials, has been transferred from military detention to a hospital in…

Ruto’s Address at the UNGA Summit

President William Ruto called on the United Nations to move beyond boardroom discussions and take decisive action to tackle the…

Tanzania Arrests Top Opposition Figures

On Monday, police in Tanzania detained prominent opposition figures as the government sought to prevent a large-scale demonstration in the…

UN: 1,500 Somalis Killed or Injured by IEDs

Over the past year, at least 1,500 people have been killed or injured by 600 improvised explosive devices (IEDs) in…

South African President Calls for UN Security Council Reform

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa delivered a powerful call for reforms to the United Nations Security Council, emphasizing that the…

Cargo Plane Lands at RSF-Controlled Airport

A cargo plane landed at Nyala airport in Sudan’s South Darfur region early Saturday, two sources in the city told…

Sudan Seeks Absentia Trials for Hamdook, RSF Leaders

Sudan’s attorney general announced on Saturday that if lawmakers and leaders of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) do not appear…

Kenya to Send 600 Additional Police to Haiti

To combat the gangs controlling Port-au-Prince and surrounding areas, Kenya has pledged to send 600 more police officers to Haiti…

Somaliland Warns of Al-Shabaab-Houthi Alliance Threat

Mohamed Kahin Ahmed, Somaliland’s Minister of Internal Affairs, has called on the Somali government to address the growing ties between…

Egypt Urges Citizens to Exit Somaliland Amid Tensions

Egypt has issued a critical advisory calling on its citizens to leave Somaliland, a self-declared autonomous region of Somalia, as…

Tunisians Rally Again Against President Before Election

Hundreds of Tunisians gathered on Sunday to protest against President Kais Saied, voicing accusations of increasing authoritarianism and hindering political…

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