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US to revoke all visas for South Sudanese over repatriation row Washington is to revoke all visas held by South Sudanese passport holders -- and block new arrivals -- over South Sudan's failure to accept the return of its repatriated citizens, Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Saturday. The...

🌟The Bright Side: South Africa's Grannies World Cup keeps players healthy and happy Dozens of older women from countries across the globe gathered to compete this week at the Grannies International Football Tournament in South Africa's northern Limpopo province. The idea for the tournament arose...

Eye on Africa: What the AI revolution means for Africa? Rwanda is aiming to become a leader in artificial intelligence in Africa, with a Global AI Summit currently taking place in Kigali. Organised by the Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution in partnership with the World Economic Forum...

Tunisia dismantles makeshift camp housing thousands of sub-Saharan migrants Tunisia on Friday dismantled camps housing thousands of undocumented migrants from sub-Saharan Africa, police said, following a campaign against them on social media.

Africa reels from Trump Tariffs Tariffs imposed by the Trump administration continue to send shockwaves across the world. We get reactions from Lesotho, which fears the 50% trade tariff could be a death blow to its economy.

Returning to Khartoum: In Sudan, civilians try to rebuild their lives after war After two years of civil war, the Sudanese army has just won the battle of Khartoum, the capital of Sudan. It is now calling on inhabitants to return home. But at what price? Our reporters were on the front line...

Trump's tariff plan: what impact on African countries? Donald Trump's protectionist measures are hitting Africa hard. Lesotho is the most severely taxed country, with a rate of 50%. Madagascar and Mauritius are next, with taxes of 47% and 40% respectively. South Africa, Botswana, Angola, Libya...

Russia hosts top diplomats from Sahel countries for talks on boosting security ties On Thursday, Russia discussed ways to boost military ties with Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger, promising to train their troops and supply weapons as it seeks to expand its clout in the junta-led West African...

Workers employed in French bases concerned as France withdraws from Senegal French troops are set to completely withdraw from Senegal by the end of 2025, following an announcement by President Diomaye Faye. But the Senegalese workers employed on France’s military bases are feeling apprehensive –...

🌟 The Bright Side: Ballet company preserves traditional dance forms in Central African Republic Three times a week, dancers from the National Ballet in the Central African Republic rehearse tirelessly to bring to life traditional dance forms from different ethnic groups across the country. The...

Trump slaps tariffs on Africa: 50% on Lestho, 30% on South Africa US President Donald Trump has called tariffs the "most beautiful word" in the dictionary. Some African countries might disagree. Lesotho was slapped with the White House's highest tariff rates in a list released on Wednesday, with...

South African budget vote passes despite opposition from key coalition partner It took weeks of negotiations and tensions in South Africa before the national budget was finally passed, with 194 votes in favour and 182 against. The Democratic Alliance, a key coalition partner, voted against the...

Nigeria: Shell, Renaissance to face legal action over mining licence transfer deal A Nigerian human rights and environmental NGO has filed a lawsuit in the Lagos High Court to stop Shell from selling its Nigerian assets to a local oil and gas company. HEDA says Shell is responsible for 35...

Niger junta releases ex-ministers in line with national conference recommendations Niger's junta released about 50 individuals Tuesday, including former ministers, a diplomat, a journalist, and soldiers linked to a 2010 coup attempt, following a national conference recommendation. Former...

South Sudan: peace on brink of collapse as crisis deepens Concerns have ratcheted up about security in South Sudan since fighting broke out between forces loyal to the two men behind the devastating civil war that only ended in 2018. That fragile peace between President Salva Kiir and...

Macron urges 'mercy' for jailed writer Sansal in call with Algeria's Tebboune French President Emmanuel Macron on Monday called for a "gesture of mercy and humanity" towards jailed French-Algerian writer Boualem Sansal in a phone call with his Algerian counterpart Abdelmadjid Tebboune. The...

🌟 The Bright Side: Morocco 'water highway' saves cities from thirst Morocco is spending hundreds of millions of dollars on tapping northern rivers to supply water to parched cities farther south. Inaugurated last August, the "water highway" had supplied more than 700 million cubic metres (24.7...

Sudan's RSF paramilitary chief admits forces withdrew from Khartoum Mohamed Hamdan Daglo, the head of Sudan's paramilitary Rapid Support Forces, admitted on Sunday that the armed group had pulled out of the capital Khartoum. The nation's army is continuing to consolidate its gains in the...

Rwanda and DRC officials sit down for second round of talks as M23 meets mediators Qatar has hosted a second round of talks between the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda. Qatari mediators also met separately with representatives of the Rwanda-backed M23 rebel group. DRC President Felix...

Sudan’s army reclaims the capital Khartoum as RSF militia ‘loses steam’ The Sudanese army wrested back full control over Khartoum after nearly two years of civil war, capping a weeklong offensive against the paramilitary RSF. The capture of Khartoum marks a turning point in the conflict which...