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Kenya's Ruto says he'll ignore court ruling, send police to tackle Haiti gangs In tonight's edition: Kenya's President William Ruto says he will deploy police officers to Haiti on a mission to help the country with its fight against gangs, this despite a Nairobi court blocking the deployment...

Facebook accused of inciting ethnic violence in Ethiopia Social media can play a complex role during times of war. In Ethiopia, many have criticised Facebook for its alleged role in promoting hate speech during the conflict in Tigray. An investigation tracked down relatives, who have linked...

EYE ON AFRICA | DAVIDO, Afrobeats sensation in Paris for 'Timeless tour' In tonight's edition: The AU calls for dialogue between West African leaders, ECOWAS and founding members Niger, Burkina Faso and Mali as the trio leaves the bloc. Job Sikhala, seen by many as the face of Zimbabwe's...

Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine: 'We are calling for a revolution' against Museveni FRANCE 24 spoke to Uganda's main opposition leader, Robert Kyagulanyi, better known as Bobi Wine. The star musician-turned-politician called for "civil disobedience, a moral uprising, a revolution" in Uganda...

Mali and Burkina Faso send 'formal notice' of withdrawal from ECOWAS bloc Mali and Burkina Faso said Monday they had sent ECOWAS "formal notice" of their withdrawal from the West African bloc, with Niger expected to follow.

South Africa's ANC suspends Jacob Zuma In tonight's edition: Cracks in South Africa's ruling party deepen ahead of this year's general election as former president Jacob Zuma is suspended. Regional fractures sure. Founding members Burkina Faso and Mali and Niger give Ecowas formal notice of...

Italian PM Meloni's Africa plan swaps energy investment for migration curbs Italy's hard-right Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni hosted African leaders on Monday for talks on her long-awaited development plan for Africa, which she says avoids a "predatory" approach but that critics nevertheless warn...

Global food security 'has to be based on adapted crops', US special envoy says The US Special Envoy for Global Food Security has told FRANCE 24 that despite the increasing impact of climate change, all is not lost in cultivating crops – even in the world's worst-hit areas. Cary Fowler is in...

UN peacekeepers among scores killed in clashes along Sudan-South Sudan border Fighting between rival communities in a disputed region claimed by both Sudan and South Sudan has killed 54 people, including two UN peacekeepers, the United Nations said on Monday, calling for calm.

Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger to leave ECOWAS bloc with immediate effect Niger, Mali and Burkina Faso announced Sunday they would be leaving the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) "without delay", citing the injustice of sanctions ECOWAS levied on each country following takeovers...

South African president hails ruling against Israel In today's show we head straight to South Africa for the latest reactions on ICJ decision. UN top court ruled that Israel must prevent genocide as Gaza war rages. South Africa brought the case against Israel, accusing it of breaching the 1948...

Zimbabwe's main opposition leader Nelson Chamisa quits Dirty tricks, alleged impostors, systems stacked against him: Zimbabwe's main opposition leader walks away from his party, accusing the ruling ZANU-PF of using underhand tactics to torpedo the CCC. Nelson Chamisa's critics say he's to blame...

Kenyan court rules deployment to lead UN mission in Haiti 'illegal' A Kenyan court on Friday ruled against the government's plan to deploy police to Haiti to lead a UN-backed multinational mission aimed at restoring order in the gang-plagued Caribbean nation.

Vladimir Putin meets Chad's junta leader in Moscow In tonight's edition: Chad's junta leader is hosted in Russia and hails ties with the kremlin. Moscow's said it would help Mahamat Idriss Deby stabilise the country. Tunisia is eliminated from AFCON whilst Namibia stay in the game for their...

Scores dead in Mali gold mine collapse More than 70 people were killed after a tunnel collapsed at a Malian gold mining site last week, a local gold mining group leader and a local official told AFP on Wednesday.

Blinken pledges $45 million to boost security on Africa trip US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said the United States would provide an additional $45 million to West African nations as part of a plan to battle instability. Blinken is in the middle of a four-nation tour of the region and...

Senegal to begin extracting gas resources with hopes of major economic boost A summit on Energy and Petrol in Africa kicked off in Dakar in Sengal on Tuesday. Large oil and gas deposits were discovered off the coast of Senegal close to a decade ago and the country is set to begin extraction...

Victims of ‘political violence’: The Tunisian opposition figures behind bars In Tunisia, more than 50 people have been in prison without trial for months for alleged conspiracy against state security or under a decree punishing the spreading of false information. Most of them are political...

AFCON: Senegal-Guinea match brings split allegiances for some households Both Senegal and Guinea had qualified for the knockout rounds of AFCON, even before playing each other in the group stage on Tuesday. But the game, which Senegal won 2-0, was somewhat of a local derby between the...

Antony Blinken pledges $45 MLN to boost coastal West Africa security In tonight's edition: The US Secretary of State Antony Blinken says that the US is set on working closely with Nigeria on security and in the fight against religious extremism in West Africa. Tunisia continues to face calls to...