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Markening the 70th anniversary of the historic 1956 Women’s March on National Women’s Day, newly published research from the Africa Youth Survey indicates that 51% of young South Africans regard Winnie Madikizela-Mandela as Africa’s most prominent female liberation hero.
Torrential downpours at the end of June have claimed five lives and left more than 26,600 residents affected across Togo, according to an official damage assessment released by national authorities.
On the occasion of Burkina Faso’s 66th Independence Day anniversary, President Ibrahim Traoré urged citizens on Wednesday to embrace the ideals of the Popular Progressive Revolution (RPP), describing it as the primary compass guiding the nation toward complete sovereignty and self-reliant development.
Artificial intelligence is now implicated in 55 percent of reported cybercrimes across Africa, accelerating and industrializing digital attacks continent-wide, according to INTERPOL’s 2026 Africa Cyberthreat Assessment Report.
The Malian Armed Forces (FAMa) successfully transported and secured 48 tonnes of emergency food and medical supplies to the isolated central towns of Diafarabé and Nouh-Bozo on Sunday, July 26.
The Royal Moroccan Armed Forces (FAR) have announced a series of major air shows and parachute exhibitions on July 30 and 31 to commemorate the 27th anniversary of King Mohammed VI’s accession to the throne.
The Tripoli Social Council has issued an urgent warning to the Government of National Accord (GNA), demanding immediate action to address rapidly deteriorating living conditions and public service failures before mounting public anger boils over into widespread civil unrest.
A series of tragic drowning incidents along the Libyan coast has left 13 people dead and required the rescue of 19 others over a three-day span from Thursday to Saturday, according to Libya’s primary maritime rescue authority.
An international symposium hosted in Meknes on Friday explored the historical and strategic contributions of Moroccan Sufism to the defense of major national priorities, with a primary focus on the Western Sahara issue.
In a country where persistent conflict, climate shocks, and severely restricted access to basic services continuously threaten millions of lives, the United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) is doubling down on its mandate to protect vulnerable civilians.