Tanzania rescinds decision to lift ban on wildlife exports
The indigenous Maasai community lives in Ngorongoro reserve in northern Tanzania but face eviction as officials say their growing population is a threat to wildlife in the area.
Author: Leah Ngari
Gun attack on church in southwest Nigeria leaves 21 dead
National Emergency Management Agency local representative Olanrewaju Kadiri said 22 people were killed, including several children, with another 40 people wounded.
Nigeria’s ruling party battles disunity over 2023 election candidate
The opposition People’s Democratic Party chose veteran Atiku Abubakar as its challenger for next year’s ballot.
Climate action must not be delayed by global crises, UN talks told
The conference will set the stage for a fresh round of major United Nations talks later this year in Egypt.
African Union to tackle humanitarian, political crises
According to the African Union, of the more than 30 million internally displaced Africans, more than 10 million are children aged under 15.
President: 11 babies killed in Senegal hospital fire
The city’s mayor Demba Diop said “three babies were saved”.
Arsenal’s Mohamed Elneny signs new contract
Elneny made 14 top-flight appearances this season as Arsenal finished fifth in the Premier League.
Ousted Burkina president ‘totally locked up’, his party says
President Roch Marc Christian Kabore, was overthrown in an army coup.
Government: Four miners missing for weeks in Burkina Faso found dead
Six Burkinabe, a Zambian and a Tanzanian went missing in the shafts 700 metres underground.
Concerns raised about Alpha Conde flight risk
Conde, 84, flew to Turkey for medical treatment on Saturday with the authorisation of the junta, which in 2021 overthrew him after more than ten years in power.
