Nigeria's president-elect travels to France to "rest" before his May swearing in ceremony
According to the BBC, Nigeria's president-elect travels to France and London to "rest".
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Douala 'Rapid Bus Transit Project' to go Operational in 2023
The World Bank's Board of Directors gave this project a CFAF 260.8 billion loan in July of last year. This funding covers 77.8% of the proje
Rule of Law Index: Cameroon turns into a lawless zone and ranks 134th out of 140 countries
The World Justice Project (WJP) 2022 Rule of Law Index, according to a study on the rule of law released on Thursday, October 27, 2022, show
Uganda Ebola outbreak tops 100 cases, 30 deaths; cases growing in the capital
The current Ebola outbreak in Uganda, which is now quickly expanding in the highly populated capital city of Kampala, is causing growing con
South Africa Urged to Deny Russian Billionaire's Yacht Entry
Geordin Hill-Lewis, the mayor of Cape Town, pleaded with the South African authorities to forbid the megayacht of a Russian billionaire from
MEME: Female Wing of the Nigerian Union Installed.
The Female wing of the Nigerian Union, Meme Division Southwest Region, has been installed with a call to serve with sincerity and commitment
Fire at Cairo Coptic church kills 41, including 15 children
During morning services on Sunday, a fire blasted through a crowded Coptic Orthodox church in the capital of Egypt, immediately filling the
Mali gives foreign forces 72 hours to leave a base at Bamako airport
According to Afrik.com, Mali has given all international forces stationed at Bamako airport a 72-hour deadline to vacate the base they now o
Blaise Compaoré asks for forgiveness from the people of Burkina Faso and the family of Sankara
Blaise Compaoré, a former leader of Burkina Faso, has begged the deceased Thomas Sankara's family and the Burkinabe people for forgiveness.
Nigeria: Massive Prison Break in Abuja jail - 400 prisoners escaped
Several high-profile detainees, including suspected militants and jailed politicians, were in the facility at the time of the attack.
The Federal Government of Nigeria orders immediate repatriation of IDPs from Cameroon
Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, who is Chairman of the Committee, gave the directive on Thursday at the Presidential Villa, during a meeting o
South Africa confirms the first case of monkeypox
The first case of monkeypox on South African soil was confirmed by authorities on Thursday.
Mali leaves the G5 Sahel force for good
Mali has officially terminated its participation in the G5 Sahel joint force, according to the Malian news site abamako.com, citing a letter
Mali: U.S. President Joe Biden dispatches envoy to Assimi Goïta
Colonel Assimi Gota of Mali met an emissary of American President Joe Biden in his audience.
Several dead in a terrorist attack in Mali
According to local and military sources, several customs agents and civilians were murdered in an attack on a checkpoint in southeastern Mal
Diplomacy: the new ambassador of Egypt received by Prime Minister Joseph Dion Ngute
Dalia Fayez Farag Ghubrial, the new Ambassador of the Arab Republic of Egypt in Yaoundé, was welcomed by Prime Minister and Head of Governme
Chad: More than 800 Boko Haram fighters killed
These fighters of the Islamist sect Boko Haram were neutralized during operations in Lake Chad from March 28 to June 4, 2022.
Mali: Military Junta Sets Transition Period At 24 Months
Malian authorities have officially confirmed 24 months as the duration of the transition before the organization of elections for a return t
South Africa's Gupta brothers, Arrested in the UAE.
South Africa on Monday said the United Arab Emirates had arrested Rajesh Gupta and Atul Gupta, brothers who face charges of political corrup
Cameroon: Nigerian refugees plant 360,000 trees to limit the advance of the desert
The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) announced Sunday that Nigerian refugees and host communities in Cameroon's Far Nor
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