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The Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has reaffirmed the need to reform the subsidy system in order to gradually introduce direct financial assistance, with the stated objective of better targeting the most vulnerable households.

Benin’s newly created Senate convenes on Thursday, August 6, to vote on its inaugural leadership team under constitutional provisions that restrict candidate eligibility for top executive positions.

The Director-General of the Nigerian Institute of International Affairs (NIIA), Prof. Eghosa Osaghae, has advocated a rebalance of powers between the Federal Government and the federating units, saying that centralisation and federalism are not mutually exclusive.

Guinean President Mamadi Doumbouya departed Conakry on Monday for a private family trip to Greece, marking what the presidency described as the country’s first officially announced annual leave by a sitting head of state.

Chadian opposition figure Max Kemkoye issued an open letter to President Mahamat Idriss Déby Itno on Monday to mark his 100th day in detention, condemning his prosecution as politically motivated and calling for immediate national dialogue to resolve the country’s deepening crisis.

The Constitutional Court of São Tomé and Príncipe officially declared incumbent President Carlos Vila Nova re-elected on Tuesday following the July 19 presidential vote, securing him a second five-year term.

Nigerians to file official forms detailing property losses from Afrophobia‑related attacks in South Africa to support Abuja’s compensation claims.

US‑based think tank says there is a 60 percent probability that Zambia’s ruling UPND will win the country’s 13 August general elections.

The Moroccan Ambassador to Senegal, Hassan Naciri, presented his new book, “Moroccan Sahara: Geopolitical Stakes of a Major Issue for Morocco,” during a high-level diplomatic gathering in Dakar on Monday, July 27.

Two Ghanaians have petitioned the ICC to investigate alleged attacks on foreign nationals in South Africa, labelling the violence “crimes against humanity”.