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Kenya’s healthcare system remains in crisis as the nationwide doctors’ strike entered its third week on Tuesday, April 2nd. The Kenya Medical

Murja Kunya is currently facing trial for charges related to misdemeanor, improper conduct, and immoral behavior, which are said to contravene Islamic

Togolese citizens will no longer directly elect their president following the adoption of a new constitution by lawmakers late Monday (Mar. 25).

Nigeria’s President Bola Tinubu will implement a three-month ban on ministers and other government officials from publicly funded foreign trips, effective April

In a stark sign of deepening infrastructure woes, Johannesburg, South Africa’s largest city with a population of around 6 million, is facing

In a strategic move to bolster its presence in East Africa, Access Bank has announced the acquisition of the National Bank of

The $100 million arena, billed as the first of its kind in Nigeria, will serve as a hub for major events in

In a devastating turn of events, the peacekeeping mission in Delta State took a tragic toll as 16 soldiers, including high-ranking officers,

Niger’s recent announcement to terminate its military agreement with the United States has reverberated across the Sahel region, marking a significant shift

Gunmen abducted 61 villagers in northern Nigeria on Monday, residents said, just days after a separate attack by an armed gang left

Tropical Storm Filipo slammed into Mozambique on Tuesday, leaving hundreds of thousands in need of humanitarian assistance, according to aid group Oxfam.

Nigerian Breweries Plc., the country’s largest brewer, announced another increase in beer prices, citing rising production costs. This marks the third price

Armed men stormed a boarding school in northwestern Nigeria early Saturday, kidnapping 15 pupils while they slept, according to police. This attack

African health ministers vowed to ramp up efforts to eradicate malaria, a disease responsible for 95% of global deaths from the illness.