Trump meeting gave Putin what the Russian leader 'wanted': Zelenskyy

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has faulted US President Donald Trump's Alaska summit last month with President Vladimir Putin, saying that it handed the Russian leader "what he wanted."

Deadly waterways: Why Nigeria suffers recurring boat tragedies

Nigeria's latest boat tragedy resulted in at least 60 deaths, highlighting how the country's inland waterways remain dangerously unregulated, with safety laws routinely flouted and rescue infrastructure limited.

Egypt renews call on Israel to accept Gaza ceasefire proposal

Egypt has urged Israel once again to accept a proposed ceasefire in Gaza, while strongly denouncing Israel’s ongoing assault on Palestinians.

AU chief demands 'acknowledgement of crimes, reparatory justice' from former colonial powers

The chairperson of the African Union Commission Mahmoud Ali Youssouf has reiterated calls for "reparatory justice", demanding that former colonial powers "acknowledge historic crimes."

M23 rebels recapture town in eastern DRC as peace talks stall

M23 rebels have recaptured the town of Shoa in DRC's North Kivu province after clashes with pro-government forces, residents said on Sunday.

Somali ambassador to Syria presents credentials to Syrian leader

Somalia's newly appointed ambassador to Syria has presented his credentials to President Ahmad al-Sharaa.

Terrorists kill 63 people in attack on Nigerian town

Terrorists killed at least 63 people in northeastern Nigeria while storming a town whose residents had been returned from a displacement camp, the state governor said.

Recurrent heatwaves: Why worker safety is a policy stress test

Heat stress has become a public health and labour crisis that demands urgent protection for workers most exposed to climate extremes.

Life in art: Tanzanian architect who quit job to pursue painting

Splintered Sudan: Why a parallel government is worse than a deadlocked war

Opinion

Ali BİLGENOĞLU

Story of the Sudan: From a British colony to an independent state

The policy of dualism that divided Sudan between south and north, can be attributed as the origin of the division that Sudan experiences today.

Shuaib Mahomed

Africa’s youth: The powerhouse generation ready to shape the future

What African countries can learn from the recent Israel-Iran conflict

By Peter Asare-Nuamah

Ghana needs to shift from manifesto-based to plan-based development approach

By Martin Keino

Why Kenya’s Faith Kipyegon fell short in sub-four mile attempt

Story of the Sudan: From a British colony to an independent state

The policy of dualism that divided Sudan between south and north, can be attributed as the origin of the division that Sudan experiences today.

Shuaib Mahomed

Africa’s youth: The powerhouse generation ready to shape the future

What African countries can learn from the recent Israel-Iran conflict

By Peter Asare-Nuamah

Ghana needs to shift from manifesto-based to plan-based development approach

By Martin Keino

Why Kenya’s Faith Kipyegon fell short in sub-four mile attempt

Trump meeting gave Putin what the Russian leader 'wanted': Zelenskyy

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has faulted US President Donald Trump's Alaska summit last month with President Vladimir Putin, saying that it handed the Russian leader "what he wanted."

Deadly waterways: Why Nigeria suffers recurring boat tragedies

Egypt renews call on Israel to accept Gaza ceasefire proposal

Egypt has urged Israel once again to accept a proposed ceasefire in Gaza, while strongly denouncing Israel’s ongoing assault on Palestinians.

Recurrent heatwaves: Why worker safety is a policy stress test

Heat stress has become a public health and labour crisis that demands urgent protection for workers most exposed to climate extremes.

Life in art: Tanzanian architect who quit job to pursue painting

Splintered Sudan: Why a parallel government is worse than a deadlocked war

AU chief demands 'acknowledgement of crimes, reparatory justice' from former colonial powers

The chairperson of the African Union Commission Mahmoud Ali Youssouf has reiterated calls for "reparatory justice", demanding that former colonial powers "acknowledge historic crimes."

Opinion

Ali BİLGENOĞLU

Story of the Sudan: From a British colony to an independent state

The policy of dualism that divided Sudan between south and north, can be attributed as the origin of the division that Sudan experiences today.

Shuaib Mahomed

Africa’s youth: The powerhouse generation ready to shape the future

What African countries can learn from the recent Israel-Iran conflict

By Peter Asare-Nuamah

Ghana needs to shift from manifesto-based to plan-based development approach

By Martin Keino

Why Kenya’s Faith Kipyegon fell short in sub-four mile attempt

Story of the Sudan: From a British colony to an independent state

The policy of dualism that divided Sudan between south and north, can be attributed as the origin of the division that Sudan experiences today.

Shuaib Mahomed

Africa’s youth: The powerhouse generation ready to shape the future

What African countries can learn from the recent Israel-Iran conflict

By Peter Asare-Nuamah

Ghana needs to shift from manifesto-based to plan-based development approach

By Martin Keino

Why Kenya’s Faith Kipyegon fell short in sub-four mile attempt

M23 rebels recapture town in eastern DRC as peace talks stall

M23 rebels have recaptured the town of Shoa in DRC's North Kivu province after clashes with pro-government forces, residents said on Sunday.

Somali ambassador to Syria presents credentials to Syrian leader

Somalia's newly appointed ambassador to Syria has presented his credentials to President Ahmad al-Sharaa.

Terrorists kill 63 people in attack on Nigerian town

Terrorists killed at least 63 people in northeastern Nigeria while storming a town whose residents had been returned from a displacement camp, the state governor said.