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All the winners at 2025 Trace Awards in Tanzania

All the winners at 2025 Trace Awards in Tanzania

The event brought together the biggest stars in the industry to celebrate the incredible achievements of African artists, producers, and performers.

Marley on Mohbad's death: 'The truth does not shake'

Marley on Mohbad's death: 'The truth does not shake'

Naira Marley, vehemently denying any involvement in Nigerian singer Mohbad's death, found himself battling a relentless wave of accusations.

Mauritius shuts key airport as tropical storm approaches

Mauritius shuts key airport as tropical storm approaches

Tropical Storm Garance, located approximately 440 kilometres northwest of Mauritius, was rapidly gaining strength, the Mauritius weather service says.

Death toll from Sudanese military plane crash rises to 46

Death toll from Sudanese military plane crash rises to 46

The Sudanese army said Tuesday that a military aircraft crashed during takeoff in the Wadi Seidna military airport in northern Omdurman.

Lawal: Nigeria urges probe of footballer's death in Uganda

Lawal: Nigeria urges probe of footballer's death in Uganda

Ugandan police say they are actively investigating the circumstances surrounding the death of the Nigerian professional footballer Abubakar Lawal.

Eight sentenced for murder of top Tunisian politician

Eight sentenced for murder of top Tunisian politician

Brahmi was a member of the Movement of the People Party assassinated outside his home in 2013.

UK sports pundit under fire for Mo Salah comments

UK sports pundit under fire for Mo Salah comments

Jamie Carragher comments regarding Mohamed Salah's Ballon d'Or chances sparked a wave of criticism, prompting him to clarify his stance.

Africa's curriculum crisis: Preparing students for yesterday, not tomorrow

Africa's curriculum crisis: Preparing students for yesterday, not tomorrow

Despite significant strides in increasing access to education, Africa's curricula often remain relics of the past, ill-suited to equip students with the skills necessary for today's dynamic world.

South Africa murder crime rate dropping: Police

South Africa murder crime rate dropping: Police

South Africa has seen a number of high-profile murders of notable personalities, sending shockwaves through the nation.

How radio’s resilience makes it pulse of Africa

How radio’s resilience makes it pulse of Africa

Radio remains a potent tool for discourse and dissemination of information across a continent where internet access is still low, but the challenge for the medium is to hook young listeners.

Nigeria rejects Transparency International's corruption ranking

Nigeria rejects Transparency International's corruption ranking

Nigeria's anti-graft agency, EFCC, says the West African country is making progress in tackling corruption.

Why Uganda reserves 10 seats in parliament for the military

Why Uganda reserves 10 seats in parliament for the military

Uganda's parliamentary system is unique for its constitutionally mandated provision of reserving 10 seats for representatives of the armed forces, a system introduced in 1995 to integrate military perspectives into civilian governance.