The Zambian government’s court case against opposition leaders is getting off to a slow start as President Hakainde Hichilema ...

Europe remains the dream, but for young Ghanaians squeezed by unemployment, low wages and tougher visa barriers, Saudi Arabia ...

Once a Niger Delta militant, Tompolo is now building a political machine that stretches deep into northern Nigeria — turning ...

Devki Group, a dominant player in Kenya’s cement and steel industry, faces a tax bill of Ksh4bn ($30m) that could expose the reciprocal relationship between its founder, billionaire Narendra Raval, ...

Disruption to Gulf and Red Sea shipping has strengthened Egypt’s interest in a direct oil connection with Libya. Securing the ...

Lusaka prepares to sign a revised five-year healthcare agreement after successfully resisting Washington’s push for access to ...

Eight Israeli companies, three heavyweights already suppliers to Morocco’s armed forces, seek new business as the kingdom’s ...

The Global Terrorism Index (GTI) 2026 records a sharp drop in violence worldwide, with deaths from terrorism falling by 28% in 2025 and the number of attacks also declining significantly. On paper, it ...

Sudan’s capital is slowly returning to life under the control of Abdel Fattah al-Burhan’s army. A civilian committee hopes to ...

As militarised commercial drones hit the capital, expelled ambassadors and Red Sea posturing threaten to drag East Africa ...

Washington’s tougher Sudan strategy faces a crucial UN test, as Nigeria’s 2027 election comes into focus and US aid and ...

The death of Zimbabwean tycoon Wicknell Chivayo last week adds to a grim roll call of business, political and military ...