Africa
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Africa Launches Own Credit Agency in Bid for Cheaper Borrowing
The Africa Credit Ratings Agency (AfCRA), backed by the African Union after nearly a decade of talks, will judge the creditworthiness of countries, businesses and institutions.
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Gunmen kill 17 in Northwestern Nigeria: Authorities
Dozens of gang members on motorcycles swept into the mine outside Bindin village in Zamfara’s Maru district on Monday, shooting dead five miners.
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Mwaka Mmoja Bila Polepole Uraiani, Yuko Wapi Kada Huyu wa CCM, Nani Alimteka?
Usiku wa kuamkia Oktoba 6, 2025, taarifa za kutoweka kwake zilianza kusambaa baada ya familia kufika katika nyumba aliyokuwa akiishi eneo la Ununio, Kinondoni, Dar es Salaam, na kukuta mlango ukiwa umevunjwa, nyaya za umeme…
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EBOLA– Inside The Deadliest Virus Known To Africa
The virus is spread by fruit bats, which are considered Ebola’s natural hosts and do not themselves develop the illness.
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Military plane crash kills 32 in Nigeria
It is one the worst air disasters in recent years in Africa’s most populous country.
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43 Killed in Political Hits Ahead of South Africa Polls: Report
Of the 43 people who were killed, 13 were from the ANC followed by eight from the MK Party (MKP) led by disgraced former president Jacob Zuma, according to the report entitled “Bullets and Ballots”.
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Drones Suspected in Ethiopia Army HQ Explosion as Regional Tensions Spike
Drone strikes likely caused explosions at the army headquarters in Addis Ababa this week, a diplomatic source said Friday, as the conflict with rebels triggered a breakdown in Ethiopia’s relations with Eritrea and Egypt.
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Nyala Residents In Darfur, Take part in Mass ‘Recovery Million March’ for Peace and Rebuilding
Thousands of residents of Nyala, the capital of South Darfur State, have today, Thursday, taken part in a mass “Recovery Million March” on Thursday, in a grassroots mobilisation calling for peace, social cohesion and the…
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Death Toll in Two Weekend Mass Shootings in South Africa Rises to 28
The deadliest attack was west of Johannesburg in an area affected by illicit mining, a highly competitive activity that officials say is controlled by organised syndicates and rival gangs.
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Fighter Jets, Drones in Heavy Somalia Fighting
A senior army commander in Baidoa, said the rebels “entered the city from several directions, using vehicles loaded with explosives, and explosive drones”.
