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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.

USAID Funds Allegedly Reached Alshabab, Other Militants In Africa

Recent reports have raised concerns about the misuse of US foreign aid, suggesting that militant groups in Africa, including Alshabab…

Rwanda Demands UK Apology Over ‘False and Insulting’ Remarks

The Rwandan government has asked the United Kingdom to issue a public apology and correction. This follows what it described…

Senegal to Summon Former President Macky Sall Over Treasury Irregularities

Authorities in Senegal will summon former president Macky Sall to court over alleged financial irregularities during his time in office.…

Namibia High Court Dismisses Presidential Election Objection

Namibia’s High Court has rejected the opposition’s objection to last year’s presidential election, confirming that President-elect Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah will take…

Sudan’s Escalating Crisis: What is Expected in the Future?

Nearly two years into Sudan’s devastating war, the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) have made significant territorial gains, while the paramilitary…

UN: South Sudan Leaders’ Actions Increase Violence, Undermine Peace Efforts

The UN Commission on Human Rights in South Sudan has called on the country’s political leaders to take action against…

Activists Seek $2.5 Billion to Support 11 Million People in DRC

Humanitarian agencies are requesting $2.54 billion to provide critical assistance and protection to more than 11 million people in the…

Chad’s Ruling Party Secures Landslide Victory in First Senate Elections

Chad’s ruling party has strengthened its grip after winning 45 of the 46 contested seats in the country’s first Senate…

Mozambique: President Accuses Rival of ‘Dictatorship’ in Demanding Protests

Mozambican President Daniel Chapo has strongly condemned opposition leader Venâncio Mondlane’s repeated calls for public protests against the results of…

Kenya Delays UAE’s 1.5B Loan Drawdown for Budget Planning

Kenya will hold off on drawing funds from a $1.5 billion privately placed bond from the United Arab Emirates to…

Egypt Hosts Talks on Second Phase of Israel-Hamas Ceasefire

Talks have begun in Cairo for the second phase of the Israel-Hamas ceasefire in Gaza, as the first phase is…

Zambia and Tanzania Call for Ceasefire and Dialogue in Eastern Congo

Zambia and Tanzania on Friday called for an immediate ceasefire and an end to hostilities in the eastern Democratic Republic…

UN Reports Ongoing Human Rights Abuses by Eritrean in Tigray

The United Nations has highlighted that Eritrean Defense Forces (EDF) continue to operate in Ethiopia’s Tigray region, despite the 2022…

Guinea-Bissau’s President Embaló Visits Azerbaijan

Azerbaijan’s diplomatic outreach to Africa, which gained momentum after its historic engagement with Somalia, continues to expand. On February 27,…

TPLF Denies Secret Talks with Eritrean Government

The Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) has strongly denied allegations that it has engaged in secret communications with the Eritrean…

Security Tightened in Guinea-Bissau Capital Amid Protest Call

Security forces, including police and the national guard with armored vehicles, were deployed across Guinea-Bissau’s capital on Thursday following an…

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