Eswatini marks King Mswati III’s 40th anniversary on the throne as supporters praise his development legacy while critics denounce royal spending amid widespread poverty.
Eswatini Celebrates King Mswati III’s 40-Year Reign as Critics Decry Royal Spending Read More »
Hundreds of supporters of Chad’s opposition leader Succes Masra rallied in N’Djamena on the eighth anniversary of his Transformers party, demanding his release from a 20-year sentence.
Hundreds Rally in Chad’s Capital Demanding Release of Opposition Leader Succes Masra Read More »
Libya, Algeria and Tunisia have signed the ‘Tripoli Declaration’ to cooperatively manage the North-Western Sahara Aquifer System, one of the world’s largest fossil water reserves.
Libya, Algeria and Tunisia Sign Historic Agreement to Share Sahara Aquifer Water Read More »
African health leaders meeting in Nairobi declared an end to the ‘aid era’ as US aid cuts reshape the continent’s health financing landscape, calling for health sovereignty.
Health Sovereignty Takes Centre Stage at Nairobi Summit as US Aid Cuts Bite Read More »
Africa’s solar energy boom is driving a surge in lead poisoning from poorly recycled batteries, with communities like Owino Uhuru in Kenya still suffering from contamination a decade on.
Africa’s Solar Energy Boom Fuels Lead Poisoning Crisis as Battery Recycling Lags Read More »
At least 20 people are feared dead after a boat carrying over 30 passengers capsized on Uganda’s Nguse river, with eight survivors rescued and an investigation underway.
At Least 20 Feared Dead After Boat Capsizes on Uganda’s Nguse River Read More »
