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President Paul Biya returns to Cameroon after weeks abroad amid health rumours Cameroonian President Paul Biya returned to the capital Yaoundé on Monday after several weeks abroad, quelling rumours about his health that had circulated during his absence.

Lawyer for Mozambique's opposition leader shot dead after contested election The lawyer for Mozambique’s presidential candidate Venancio Mondlane was shot dead along with a senior party official in their car in Maputo, opposition party PODEMOS said Saturday. The shootings came as the south...

Kenyan court blocks deputy president appointment In tonight's edition, Kenyan President William Ruto names his new deputy, but the previous vice president is fighting his impeachment. Also, President Faye of Senegal visits the eastern region devastated by floods. And we speak to South African...

Kenya's Parliament removes the Deputy President from office In tonight's edition, Kenya’s Senate voted to remove Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua from office in an impeachment trial on corruption. Also, The UN's climate chief says that richer countries must do more to fund poorer nations' races...

Kenya's Senate removes deputy president from office in historic impeachment Kenyan senators voted to remove Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua from office, despite his absence from his impeachment trial due to hospitalisation, according to his lawyer. Gachagua was expected to testify in the...

UN envoy proposes partition of Western Sahara between Morocco and Polisario The UN envoy to Western Sahara, Staffan de Mistura, proposed dividing the disputed territory between Morocco and the pro-independence Polisario Front as a potential solution to the long-running conflict. He presented the...

Nigeria: more than 140 killed, dozens injured More than 140 people died in northern Nigeria when an overturned tanker truck exploded and crowds gathered around it to collect fuel, according to the latest figures released by emergency services on Wednesday.

Fast fashion dumpsites in Ghana: Greenpeace slams 'public health disaster' Greenpeace is sounding the alarm over what it calls an environmental and public health disaster in Ghana, pointing the finger at fast fashion. The clothing is imported and meant to be sold in Accra's largest second-hand...

More than 100 killed, scores injured in Nigeria fuel tanker explosion More than 140 people were killed and dozens were injured in Nigeria after an overturned gasoline tanker truck exploded in flames while bystanders were trying to scoop up fuel pouring from the vehicle, emergency services said...

Human Rights Watch reports torture in Rwanda detention facilities The Rwandan authorities are committing serious human rights violations in detention centres, notably by torturing detainees, the NGO Human Rights Watch warned on Tuesday, denouncing the impunity enjoyed by those responsible...

Surge of refugees fleeing Sudan violence strains neighbouring Chad In a sign of worsening conflict, nearly three million people are fleeing Sudan after 18 months of war, most of whom are women and children. The UN warned that in the first week of October alone, 25,000 people fled to neighbouring...

Niger renames its historic places to sever ties with French colonial past Since it took control over the country in a July 2023 coup, Niger’s military junta has been cutting ties with France and forging stronger ones with fellow juntas in Burkina Faso and Mali. One example of this shift is...

Sudan: military air strike killed 23 in market The army continues to advance on the sudanese capital days after dozens are killed in Khartoum in airstrikes. The devastating 18 month war has created the world's biggest humanitarian crisis and rolled back regional growth.

Senegal sets out ambitious development plan for next quarter century Senegal's government unveiled a 25-year development plan on Monday that it said would lay the foundations for economic sovereignty through competitiveness, sustainable resource management and good governance.

Kenya to send more police to Haiti In tonight's edition, An additional 600 Kenyan officers are to be sent to Haiti, a pledge following the Haitian prime minister's visit to Kenya. Also, the South African President survives the so-called 'Farmgate' scandal after criminal charges against him are...

University lecturers strike against illegal mining in Ghana In tonight's edition, an indefinite strike is voted in Ghana by a major union: members want to force the government to ban gold mining in forests reserves, farmlands and rivers. Also, we have this exclusive interview with Abdulwahid...

Mozambique's general election : what's at stake ? Polls have closed and ballot counting has begun in Mozambique. Some 17 million people were registered to vote for Presidential and parliamentary elections. President Filipe Nyusi will step down after eight years in office and four candidates are...

Mozambique casts ballots for president, parliament in tense vote Mozambique's ruling party, which has been in power for almost five decades, is expected to hold onto power as voters cast their ballots against a backdrop of high poverty levels and jihadist violence in the north of the country.

Victims of toxic waste dump in Ivory Coast still seeking justice It's an environmental tragedy with ongoing consequences in Ivory Coast. Back in 2006, the company Trafigura wanted to get rid of 500 cubic metres of toxic waste from the refining of petroleum products stored on its cargo ship Probo...

Kenyan MPs vote to impeach Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua Kenya's National Assembly has voted to impeach Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua. 281 MPs voted for the motion, with 44 voting against. Having fallen out of favour over the past year, Gachagua was criticised by both the opposition and...