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African leaders in Ukraine: explosions hit Kyiv as delegation begins peace mission As Ukraine's counteroffensive gathers steam, peace mediators from a continent that counts on grain and fertilizer imports from Kyiv and Moscow: the presidents of South Africa, Senegal, Zambia and the Comoros...

Mali calls for withdrawal of UN peacekeeping mission 'without delay' Mali's foreign minister called Friday for the UN Security Council to withdraw the peacekeeping mission in his country "without delay," denouncing its "failure" to respond to security challenges.

Sudan's army accuses paramilitary of killing West Darfur governor In tonight's edition: The UN warns that Sudan's conflict risks inflaming instability in Darfur and says that the world can't allow the region to become a humanitarian calamity again. Also, African talent is on display here in...

Uganda's charcoal crackdown In Kenya, some industrial fishing techniques are banned in a bid to counteract damage suffered by coastal communities that have seen their fish stocks plummet. Also, as Africa continues to wrangle with the dilemma of how to keep economic growth on track whilst...

Sudan fighting: UN chief worried by ethnic aspect to violence in Darfur The death toll from Sudan's three month war has now topped 2000 and even that may be a conservative estimate of the conflict between the head of the army and the leader of the RSF paramilitary that's torn the ocuntry apart...

Busy bee business: The young Tunisians turning to beekeeping In Tunisia, beekeeping is causing quite a buzz amongst young people looking for more sustainalble ways of making a living. The country has a history in the skills and a diversity of flowers that is perfect for honey production. But the...

Cholera in South Africa: Investigation underway to determine how more than 23 people died Cholera has largely disappeared in most developed countries. But South Africa, one of the Africa's top economies saw, just last month, a fatal outbreak of the disease. An investigation is underway to...

Vivatech: African talent on display at Paris event African talent has cleaning up in Paris at the VivaTech trade fair. A look now at the 3 winners of the Africa tech awards which are given to startups from the continent who take on the sectors of climate, health and fintech with a fresh...

African leaders in Ukraine: What is this mission hope to accomplish? A delegation of African presidents and senior officials on a peace mission in Ukraine on Friday visited Bucha, the site of an alleged massacre by Russian troops. South African "President Cyril Ramaphosa and other African Heads...

African leaders in Ukraine: Air raids sirens in Kyiv as representatives arrive On the same day as a peace mission of African leaders was set to meet Ukraine's president, air raid sirents went off in the capital Kyiv. Earlier that delegation visited Bucha, a suburb where Russian occupying forces...

Malians split ahead of referendum paving way for next year’s elections Malians will vote on Sunday to approve or reject constitutional amendments that would reinforce presidential powers ahead of a promised transition from military rule back to democracy in the West African nation.

African leaders in Ukraine: Any difference, with counteroffensive underway? An African peace delegation is in Ukraine's capital. South African president Cyril Rhamaposa leading the mission which includes senior officials from Zambia, Senegal, Egypt, Comoros and Republic of the Congo. The group...

South African ties to Russia shadow Ukraine peace mission South African President Cyril Ramaphosa will lead a delegation of African leaders on a peace mission to Ukraine and Russia this week amid attempts to assuage Western concerns that South Africa is siding with Russia in the conflict despite...

Sudan's western cities under fire as two-month-old war spreads Fighting rocked several cities in western Sudan on Wednesday in an expansion of the country's almost two-month-old war as a regional governor was killed after publicly blaming the deaths of civilians on the country's paramilitary force.

A necessary ‘sacrifice’: Nigeria ends almost 50 years of fuel subsidies More than two weeks after announcing the end of fuel subsidies dating from the 1970s, Nigeria's new President Bola Tinubu called the move a necessary "sacrifice" and promised Nigerians "massive" investment in public services...

Two months of war brings Sudan's health system to the brink Tonight, as the war in Sudan enters its third month, the country's health system has all but collapsed. We'll hear from the Red Cross. We also have a report from our correspondent in Niger where the fate of a mining company's operations...

More than one hundred people dead in riverboat disaster in Nigeria The death toll from a Nigeria riverboat disaster has risen to 106 people as rescue teams continued to search for more survivors, police said on Wednesday.

Dozens killed in Nigeria boat capsize In this edition: Dozens are killed in the capsizing of a boat in northern Nigeria. Also, international frustration mounts as Khartoum's warring sides fail to cooperate as clashes continue. Finally, Uganda bans charcoal production in the north of the country...

US to announce 'next way forward' on Sudan in coming days The United States is increasingly frustrated with Sudan's warring generals and will decide in the coming days with its partners how to proceed on mediation, officials said Tuesday.

Sudan fighting: Kenya's Ruto vows to get rivals together to end crisis Gunfire and explosions are rocking the Sudan capital of Khartoum. Residents remain trapped inside their homes as the country's two warring military factions battle for control. Kenya's President William Ruto is vowing to...