DR Congo minister, passengers survive after plane bursts into flames on runway

"The aircraft was flying from the capital, Kinshasa, when it ran off the runway during landing at Kolwezi airport in Lualaba province," says official

Célia Cesari, fairy fingers for a dose of luxury in African fashion

This young Franco-Gabonese designer uses crochet to explore identity, turning each bag or clutch she crafts into a quiet act of cultural memory and self-expression.

South Sudan's President Kiir reinstates former vice-president in cabinet shake-up

President Salva Kiir did not provide explanations for the dismissals, and is within his rights, as the peace agreement of 2018 gives him authority to make appointments at both national and state levels.

More than 100,000 people displaced from Sudan's Al Fasher since RSF takeover

More than 100,000 civilians have been displaced from Al Fasher in western Sudan since the city’s takeover by the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) last month, the IOM has said.

Ethiopia confirms three Marburg-related deaths

Ethiopia has confirmed three deaths from the Marburg virus in the southern city of Jinka, with Health Minister Mekdes Daba saying an investigation has commenced into other suspected deaths.

South Africa says it does 'not want further flights' after mysterious plane arrival

South Africa said on Monday the surprise arrival of 153 Palestinians on a plane last week indicated "a clear agenda to cleanse Palestinians" out of Gaza and the West Bank.

Gunmen kidnap 25 schoolgirls in northwestern Nigeria

Gunmen from a criminal gang kidnapped 25 people and killed a staff member in an early morning raid on a northwestern Nigerian girls' secondary school on Monday, police said.

COP30: Africa pivots from pleas to purpose and partnership

Nearly a decade after the Paris Agreement, Africa has taken its climate urgency to COP30 with demands for finance, tech equity, and homegrown solutions over hollow pledges.

Why Trump's G20 boycott tests multilateral resolve more than host South Africa

Angola at 50: How a nation rose from the rubble of civil war

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Mayada Kamal Eldeen

Sudan war: Replacing UAE with Türkiye could bolster international peace efforts

The international community must take necessary steps to save Sudan and its people from the RSF and foreign supporters.

Jide Okeke

Africa’s media: An overlooked co-pilot in driving development

The third intifada is cultural: How Palestinians are resisting through art and digital visibility

By Tunç Demirtaş

From slow deaths to open massacre: The fall of humanity in Al Fasher

By Abu Bilaal Abdulrazaq bn Bello bn Oare

From Baghdad to Abuja: America’s old script of liberation and ruin

Sudan war: Replacing UAE with Türkiye could bolster international peace efforts

The international community must take necessary steps to save Sudan and its people from the RSF and foreign supporters.

Jide Okeke

Africa’s media: An overlooked co-pilot in driving development

The third intifada is cultural: How Palestinians are resisting through art and digital visibility

By Tunç Demirtaş

From slow deaths to open massacre: The fall of humanity in Al Fasher

By Abu Bilaal Abdulrazaq bn Bello bn Oare

From Baghdad to Abuja: America’s old script of liberation and ruin

DR Congo minister, passengers survive after plane bursts into flames on runway

"The aircraft was flying from the capital, Kinshasa, when it ran off the runway during landing at Kolwezi airport in Lualaba province," says official

Célia Cesari, fairy fingers for a dose of luxury in African fashion

This young Franco-Gabonese designer uses crochet to explore identity, turning each bag or clutch she crafts into a quiet act of cultural memory and self-expression.

South Sudan's President Kiir reinstates former vice-president in cabinet shake-up

COP30: Africa pivots from pleas to purpose and partnership

Nearly a decade after the Paris Agreement, Africa has taken its climate urgency to COP30 with demands for finance, tech equity, and homegrown solutions over hollow pledges.

Why Trump's G20 boycott tests multilateral resolve more than host South Africa

Angola at 50: How a nation rose from the rubble of civil war

More than 100,000 people displaced from Sudan's Al Fasher since RSF takeover

More than 100,000 civilians have been displaced from Al Fasher in western Sudan since the city’s takeover by the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) last month, the IOM has said.

OPINION

Mayada Kamal Eldeen

Sudan war: Replacing UAE with Türkiye could bolster international peace efforts

The international community must take necessary steps to save Sudan and its people from the RSF and foreign supporters.

Jide Okeke

Africa’s media: An overlooked co-pilot in driving development

The third intifada is cultural: How Palestinians are resisting through art and digital visibility

By Tunç Demirtaş

From slow deaths to open massacre: The fall of humanity in Al Fasher

By Abu Bilaal Abdulrazaq bn Bello bn Oare

From Baghdad to Abuja: America’s old script of liberation and ruin

Sudan war: Replacing UAE with Türkiye could bolster international peace efforts

The international community must take necessary steps to save Sudan and its people from the RSF and foreign supporters.

Jide Okeke

Africa’s media: An overlooked co-pilot in driving development

The third intifada is cultural: How Palestinians are resisting through art and digital visibility

By Tunç Demirtaş

From slow deaths to open massacre: The fall of humanity in Al Fasher

By Abu Bilaal Abdulrazaq bn Bello bn Oare

From Baghdad to Abuja: America’s old script of liberation and ruin

Ethiopia confirms three Marburg-related deaths

Ethiopia has confirmed three deaths from the Marburg virus in the southern city of Jinka, with Health Minister Mekdes Daba saying an investigation has commenced into other suspected deaths.

South Africa says it does 'not want further flights' after mysterious plane arrival

South Africa said on Monday the surprise arrival of 153 Palestinians on a plane last week indicated "a clear agenda to cleanse Palestinians" out of Gaza and the West Bank.

Gunmen kidnap 25 schoolgirls in northwestern Nigeria

Gunmen from a criminal gang kidnapped 25 people and killed a staff member in an early morning raid on a northwestern Nigerian girls' secondary school on Monday, police said.