African history revealed in art exhibition in Nairobi. The exhibition featured a group of artists from different generations.

Presence of oil has been confirmed in Somaliland, and it’s hoping for a new stream of revenue but its independence from Somalia is at stake.

Millions of Nigerians lives are at risk of more than 20 neglected diseases. Several cases have been reported of infected individuals.

In just 11 years, Togo became the first country in the world to eliminate four neglected tropical diseases.

Opposition rallies were banned in 2016 by late President John Magufuli, and Tanzania’s democratic reform is in question.

Ghana are heading to elections in 2024 and all three main political parties keep splitting as a result of internal conflicts.

Nigeria’s 2023presidential elections are due in February. There are ten possible factors that could influence the outcome.

Africa got a boost at the 2022 United Nations Climate Conference, new projects will look into reforestation and forest conservation.

Kenya has a death row population of 600, with almost all sentenced to death for murder or robbery with violence.

The United Nations human rights chief on Monday called on Eswatini to swiftly and impartially investigate the brutal killing of prominent opposition politician and human rights lawyer Thulani Maseko.

Gunmen in Eswatini killed a prominent opposition politician and human rights lawyer at his home, hours after the country’s absolute monarch challenged activists opposed to his rule.

Nigerian security forces have rescued the last two hostages from a high-profile train station kidnapping and arrested seven people.

South Africa, which has resisted taking sides following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, announced Thursday it will next month stage 10-day joint military drills with Russia and China off its coast.

The origins of jollof rice has been subject to a debate between West African nations, in particular the Senegalese, Nigerians.

Seven million internally displaced people live in Central Africa, Democratic Republic of Congo hosts more than 5.5 million alone.

Tunisian President Kais Saied’s former chief of staff was sentenced in absentia on Tuesday to prison over audio recordings critical of him.

Braving stressful waits, red tape and repeated visits, Nigerians are rushing to pick up their voting cards for next month’s presidential election.

Nineteen people were killed on Monday when a bus and a truck collided in northern Senegal, firefighters said, eight days after a smashup between two buses left 40 dead.

The US ambassador to Sudan has called on ex-rebels who were not part of an initial post-coup deal to join the talks aimed at restoring a transition to civilian rule.

Benin’s main opposition on Thursday rejected the results of this week’s parliamentary election, claiming vote buying and fraud allowed allies of President Patrice Talon to win a majority of legislature seats.

An Algerian policeman shot a teenage boy who later died when a gang tried to stop officers during the latest in a string of drug busts.

About 38 million people around the world are living with HIV. About 70% of them live in Africa.

Trade volumes between Kenya and South Africa have always been minimal compared to each country’s engagement with its other major trading partners.

Ugandan police said Monday they had arrested a shopping mall manager and a concert MC over a deadly stampede at a New Year’s Eve party, bringing the total detained over the tragedy to three.

Suez Canal maritime traffic was “normal” Monday after a Norwegian-owned cargo vessel ran aground but was then refloated and towed away.