Todays Headlines

Kenya has waived entry fees for passport holders from South Africa and six other countries, following widespread criticism of the recently introduced $30 fee. The move aims to boost tourism …

On the 10th anniversary of the passing of Nelson Mandela, South Africa’s revered first black president, opinions among the younger generation, including those born after the apartheid era, reflect a …

Mauritania’s former president, Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz, received a five-year prison sentence on Monday after being found guilty of illicit enrichment and money laundering by a court in the capital …

Rising rice consumption in Nigeria has outpaced local production, leading to a significant annual supply gap of approximately 2 million metric tonnes, according to the latest AFEX Wet Season Crop …

An unintended tragedy struck a village in northwestern Nigeria as an army drone strike mistakenly targeted civilians who were celebrating a Muslim festival, resulting in numerous casualties, local authorities, military …

In the rural regions of northern Cameroon, a career in the field of science remains a rarity, especially for women. However, breaking away from this norm, two young Cameroonian women …

Kenya’s court has halted the privatization of 11 state-owned companies, including the national oil and gas entity, following an appeal lodged by the main opposition party. This decision, made public …

Cardinal Robert Sarah, known for his traditionalist stance and often considered a possible future pope, delivered a passionate address in Dakar on Monday, denouncing what he perceives as a concerning …

Residents living along the Athi River in Kenya are facing a dire water crisis. With no access to piped water or a sewage system, the situation is compounded by droughts, …