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Algerian War: The enduring trauma of forced disappearances During Algeria's war of independence, thousands of people were arrested by the French authorities, never to return home. While many are believed to have died in custody or have been assassinated by French forces, families of those...

Dozens killed in two suspected jihadist attacks in Burkina Faso Suspected jihadists killed at least 34 people in attacks on villages in northern Burkina Faso at the weekend, officials and sources said Monday.

Sudan's Burhan says army stepping back for civilian government In tonight's edition: Days after one of the bloodiest crackdowns on protests against an army take over in Sudan, the head of the military announces the dissolution of the governing sovereign council to make way for a civilian...

Sudan’s Burhan says army will make way for civilian government Sudan’s coup leader Abdel Fattah al-Burhan said Monday the army would make way for a civilian government, a demand made for months by street protesters and repeatedly called for by the international community.

‘We will not compromise’: Hundreds in Sudan continue protests against military rule Hundreds of Sudanese protesters demanding an end to military rule took to the streets of the capital Khartoum and its suburbs for a fourth straight day Sunday, witnesses said.

'Fragile situation' in Libya as anger seethes over living conditions Libya’s rival leaders were under growing street pressure Saturday after protesters stormed parliament as anger exploded over deteriorating living conditions and political deadlock.

West African bloc assesses sanctions for coup-hit Mali, Guinea and Burkina Faso West African leaders meet on Sunday in Ghana’s capital Accra to review sanctions they have imposed on three military-ruled countries in their volatile region.

Protesters storm Libya’s parliament building amid political deadlock, power cuts Protesters stormed Libya's parliament building in the eastern city of Tobruk on Friday, demonstrating against deteriorating living conditions and political deadlock, Libyan media reported.

EU's Takuba force quits junta-controlled Mali The French-led Takuba task force of EU special forces has officially ceased operating in Mali, France announced Friday, ending an anti-jihadist effort launched in March 2020 that soured after two military coups overthrew the civilian government.

Remains of Congo's Independence hero buried at home The remains of congolese icon and the countries first prime Minister Patrice Lumumba are laid to rest in Kinshasa. Belgium returned a single tooth from the murdered independence hero earlier this month. And African ministers of education were...

DR Congo inters independence hero Lumumba’s remains after national homage The scant remains of DR Congo's fiery independence hero Patrice Lumumba were interred on Thursday after a nine-day homage that stirred traumatic memories and national pride.

Several protesters killed in Sudan amid mass rallies against military rule At least five Sudanese demonstrators were killed Thursday as security forces sought to quash mass rallies of protesters demanding an end to military rule, pro-democracy medics reported.

Xenophobia in South Africa: Vigilante groups target foreign-owned businesses The anti-immigrant attitude is common in South Africa. But in recent months it has taken an organised shape in the form of a rapidly growing populist movement. Young people united as the movement called "Operation...

UN Security Council renews MINUSMA mandate The UN Security Council has votes to renew the mandate of its peacekeeping force in Mali despite the loss of air support from France. Healthcare workers in Zimbabwe headed out on strike at the end of June demanding a tenfold increase of their wages...

Senegal opposition postpones protest to spare Muslim festivities Senegal's main opposition coalition called off planned protests on Wednesday to avoid disrupting end-of-school exams and preparations for the Muslim Eid al-Adha holiday early next month, one of its leaders OusmaneSonko said.

Death of teenagers at Cape Town tavern leave parents distraught and confused In tonight's edition: The authorities in S.Africa are seeking clues after 21 teenagers died in a packed bar. The US is to mobilize $600 billion dollars of investment in global infrastructure projects in the next five...

African countries facing food-supply 'emergency' amid war in Ukraine African countries are facing a food-supply 'emergency' and need 'immediate funding' amid the war in Ukraine, said Edwin Ikhuoria, the Africa Executive Director of the ONE campaign, speaking to FRANCE 24 amid the G7 summit in...

Tanker could spill oil along whole of Red Sea coast, UN warns An oil supertanker that has been moored in the Red Sea off the coast of Yemen since 1976 could break apart and unleash part or all of its 1.1 million barrels of oil on the Horn of Africa, the UN warns. Also in this edition: Britain's...

Several people found dead in South African pub, cause unclear At least 21 young people have died at a makeshift nightclub in a township in South Africa's southern city of East London, but the cause of the deaths is still unclear.

West African nations Gabon and Togo join Commonwealth Gabon and Togo joined the Commonwealth on Saturday, becoming the latest nations with no historic ties to Britain to enter the English-speaking club headed by Queen Elizabeth II.