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Indigenous people and climate change: With Kenya's Turkana people, when drought kills (1/4) FRANCE 24 brings you the stories of the people who are on the frontlines of climate change. From Kenya to Panama, via Greenland and Australia, our reporters James André and Achraf Abid went to meet the...

Aid expected to arrive in Gaza via Rafah on Friday The Egyptians have sent machinery to repair roads so aid can enter the Gaza Strip. Details of the deal are still being hammered out.

Ex-CAR militia leader freed by ICC after all charges dropped The International Criminal Court said Thursday it had released Maxime Mokom, a former militia leader in the Central African Republic (CAR), shelving its war crimes case against him after the prosecutor dropped all charges.

Liberian President George Weah to face Joseph Boakai in second round run-off Liberia's presidential election seems to be on track for a run-off after last week's ballot. Provisional results show President George Weah and opposition leader Joseph Boakai neck-and-neck, below the threshold needed...

Rafah crossing to open in Egypt to let some aid through though timeline not defined Israel has agreed to let aid get into Gaza through Egypt. While President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi blames Israeli bombardments for not operating the only border crossing. Also in this edition: Kenya released the...

Sudan war: UN relief chief urges end to 'humanitarian nightmare' Six months after tensions between rival Sudanese generals ignited a devastating war, thousands lie dead while millions are displaced. More than 400,000 people have crossed the border into Chad to seek refuge.

Six months of war in Sudan: UN urges end to 'humanitarian nightmare' Six months ago, a conflict erupted between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces, plunging Sudan into one of the worst humanitarian nightmares in recent history, according to the United Nations. Also, the end...

DR Congo shipwreck toll rises to 47, says transport ministry The death toll from the sinking of a boat in the Congo river last week has risen to 47, with many people still missing, the Democratic Republic of Congo's transport minister said Monday.

Mali sends troops to northern town of Tessalit ahead of UN retreat Several dozen Malian soldiers and Russian paramilitary fighters have arrived in the northern town of Tessalit, where the UN mission will soon leave its camp, security and local officials told AFP on Friday.

DR Congo set to gradually ease military rule in the east of the country DR Congo is set to slowly ease military rule in the east of the country. The announcement comes ahead of elections in December. This as UN peacekeepers in the region are embroiled in scandal after allegations of sexual...

Burkina Faso signs agreement with Russia for nuclear power plant Burkina Faso's government said Friday that it had signed an agreement with Russia for the construction of a nuclear power plant to "cover the energy needs of the population," less than a quarter of which has access to electricity.

Senegal judge cancels removal of opposition leader Sonko from electoral lists A judge in the southern Senegalese city of Ziguinchor has cancelled the removal of imprisoned opposition politician Ousmane Sonko from electoral lists, his lawyers and now-dissolved political party said.

President Cyril Ramaphosa offers to help mediate the Israel-Hamas conflict Israel says there will be no humanitarian exceptions to its siege of the Gaza Strip until all its hostages are freed. Meanwhile South African President volunteers to help mediate the conflict and asks for the opening of a...

Hosts Ivory Coast to face Nigeria in Africa Cup of Nations Hosts Ivory Coast were joined in Group A by Nigeria in the draw for the Africa Cup of Nations in Abidjan on Thursday.

Wife of Gabon's deposed president Ali Bongo jailed The wife of Gabon's deposed president Ali Bongo Ondimba, under house arrest since a coup in the central African country in late August, has been jailed, her lawyer said on Thursday.

In Kenya, rising waters increase crocodile population, threatening life, limbs and livelihoods Climate change is having a surprising effect on one of Kenya’s largest freshwater lakes: a huge rise in the number of crocodiles.The reptiles are threatening the community’s lives, limbs and...

Mali's ruling junta scraps Air France flight resumption authorisation Mali’s ruling junta has cancelled the authorisation given to Air France to resume flights to the country, two senior officials and an air transport official said Wednesday.

Survivors of 2021 Al-Shabab attack in Mozambique launch court case blaming TotalEnergies On March 24 2021, the Islamist group Al-Shabab attacked Palma in northern Mozambique, near a TotalEnergies LNG facility. Over a thousand people were killed and survivors fled to a nearby resort. Militants...

Africa tops suicide tables - Across Africa World suicide prevention day was marked on September 10th. 6 of the 10 countries in the world with the highest rates are African, with Lesotho right at the top. Also Kenya tackles wastage in the agricultural sector and Rwanda celebrates its latest...

Newly unearthed photos on display for Senegal's Grand Magal - Across Africa There's a special reason to celebrate in Senegal as millions of Mouride pilgrims come togetherfor the Grand Magal. This year also features an exhibition of a rare photos of the order's founder. Also relatives of the 73...