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Cyclone Chido struck Mozambique, unleashing powerful winds and raising alarms about potential devastation after traversing islands in the southeaster Indian Ocean. Footage shared by the UN Children's Fund (UNICEF) revealed boats wrecked…

In a daring cyber heist, a hacking group known as “Waste” infiltrated the Bank of Uganda’s IT systems and transferred 62 billion Ugandan shillings ($16.8 million) earlier this month. The attackers, allegedly based in Southeast Asia,…

Residents of Mali's northern town of Tinzaouaten, caught in the crossfire of a fierce July battle between Tuareg rebels and the army backed by Russian mercenaries, now face disease outbreaks and drone attacks, prompting many to flee to…

Chad, already weakened by recurring food crises, is facing a new tragedy: torrential rains have hit all 23 of the country's provinces, causing devastating floods. The numbers are alarming: More than 500 people have died, and thousands of…

A spokesperson for the Zimbabwean Opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) party reacted to the police thwarting a rally planned for Sunday. "You can try and ban us from the stadium but you can't ban us from the hearts of the…

Somali state media reported that the security forces had brought to an end the siege of a hotel in the capital Mogadishu. The police said 6 civilians were killed and 10 people injured. Fighters from the terrorists group claimed…

The shea butter, which grows only in Africa and whose fruit is harvested almost exclusively by women, is emerging as a real development tool in some part of the world. Mali is one of the world's leading producers of shea butter, along…

Soldiers freed several hostages in western Cameroon, including a presidential party senator, kidnapped a month ago, and killed a dozen of their suspected kidnappers, English-speaking armed separatists, the army said. Elizabeth Regina…