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Air strikes hit Khartoum as Sudan fighting enters sixth week Air strikes hit outer areas of the Sudanese capital Khartoum overnight and on Saturday morning, as fighting that has trapped civilians in a humanitarian crisis and displaced more than a million entered its sixth week.

CAR: Photojournalist Adrienne Surprenant on documenting a decade of violence It's been ten years since the start of the conflict in the Central African Republic opposing the Seleka and anti-Balaka militias. What quickly turned into a third civil war has left thousands of people dead and over...

Advocates battle to publish West Africa's first LGBT magazine The publication of the first magazine dedicated to West Africa’s LGBT community, originally set to hit shelves on May 12, has been delayed due to difficulties finding gay-friendly printers in the Ivory Coast. “Meleagbo” would be...

Cannes Film Festival: Senegalese and Tunisian film in running for Palme d'Or | Eye on Africa In tonight's edition: South Africa plans to head up a peace mission with African nations set on mediating the war in Ukraine. African and European innovators meet in Marseille to talk sustainability and...

UN: Africa's Sahel needs international support to fight extremism Africa’s Sahel region has become a hot spot for violent extremism, but the joint force set up in 2014 to combat groups linked to the Islamic State, al-Qaida and others has failed to stop their inroads, and a senior UN official...

Russia's crusade against neocolonialism in Africa: Fact or fiction? In a push evocative of the Soviet Union's efforts to bring Africa into its sphere of influence, the Kremlin has stepped up its presence across the African continent in recent years. From military campaigns to involvement in...

Several dead in Senegal clashes as opposition leader Sonko’s rape trial adjourned Three people died during clashes between Senegalese police and supporters of opposition leader Ousmane Sonko, the authorities said on Tuesday, amid flaring tensions triggered by a legal showdown.

Tunisia sentences opposition leader Ghannouchi to a year in prison A Tunisian court on Monday sentenced Rached Ghannouchi, one of the main opponents of Tunisian President Kais Saied, to a year in prison on terrorism-related charges, local media reported.

Russian ship 'Lady R' brought ammunition to South Africa, reports say On tonight's show: there's a new development in the South Africa-Russia arms accusations, we take a look at the situation in Sudan one month after the conflict started and we bring you the latest on the flooding in Somalia...

A month since Sudan's brutal war erupted, no end in sight One month since Sudan's conflict erupted, its capital is a desolate war zone where terrorised families huddle in their homes as gun battles rage in the dusty, deserted streets outside.

Mauritanians vote in local and legislative elections in test for President Ghazouani Mauritanians voted on Saturday in the first legislative and local elections since 2019 when President Mohamed Ould Ghazouani came to power in a litmus test for the veteran leader ahead of next year's...

Kenya cult death toll reaches 200, with more than 600 reported missing The death toll linked to a doomsday cult in Kenya hit 201 Saturday after police exhumed 22 more bodies, most of them bearing signs of starvation, according to the coast regional commissioner.

Sudan's rival forces agree to protect civilians, no deal on ceasefire Sudan's warring factions early on Friday committed to protect civilians and the movement of humanitarian aid, but did not agree to a ceasefire and remain far apart, US officials said.

Mali army, foreign fighters killed at least 500 people in March 2022, says UN report The Malian army and foreign fighters killed at least 500 people during an anti-jihadist operation in central Mali in March 2022, according to a report released on Friday by the UN High Commissioner for Human...

Around 200,000 people have fled Sudan in month of fighting, UN says Some 200,000 people have now fled Sudan to escape fighting that erupted in mid-April, in addition to hundreds of thousands who have been displaced inside the country, the UN said Friday.

Thirty-five years on, murder of anti-apartheid activist Dulcie September still unsolved On March 29, 1988, South African anti-apartheid activist Dulcie September was shot dead at close range in central Paris. In the 1970s, she had been imprisoned in her home country for her activities against...

Infertility: The clinic in Ivory Coast helping dozens of couples have children Africa has some of the lowest rates of infertility in the world – at just over 13 percent, according to the latest WHO figures. But unlike in the West, couples who do struggle to conceive are often shut out of...

Several killed, including worshippers, in Tunisia synagogue shooting In tonight's edition: At least five people are killed in Tunisia in a shooting at a synagogue on the island of Djerba. A national guard member opened fire on colleagues and worshippers before being shot dead himself. Also, in...

Criticism mounts of regional force fighting M23 rebels in eastern DR Congo In DR Congo, the regional force deployed by East African nations to stop the M23 rebels' advance in the east of the country is coming under scrutiny. While the regional force maintains that the rebels are gradually...

South Africa rejects US accusations it has provided arms to Russia In tonight's edition: South Africa rejects accusations by the United States that it's providing weapons to Russia. Also, the search for missing people continues in eastern DR Congo after last week's devastating floods. And...