President Paul Biya,Africa’s second-longest serving leader and the world’s oldest head of state at 92,has confirmed his candidacy for Cameroon’s 12 October presidential election.
READ MORENigerian troops have killed more than 50 armed men in separate operations in the country’s conflict-ridden northeast and northwest,according to official statements released Thursday.
Mauritania’s preparations to restore diplomatic relations with Israel has sent ripples across North Africa,with the most profound impact felt in neighboring Algeria,a country that has made antisemit
The United Kingdom is intensifying its defense partnerships with Kenya,Somalia,and Nigeria as part of a renewed strategic focus on African security outlined in its newly released Strategic Defence Re
Algeria’s vehement reaction to the United Kingdom’s support for Morocco’s autonomy plan in Western Sahara has done more than express diplomatic discontent. It laid bare Algiers’ transformation fr
In a move that has stirred political tremors across Sudan’s already fragile transition,the Justice and Equality Movement (JEM) has sharply criticized the newly-appointed Prime Minister Kamal Idris’
The Eastern Cape Treasury has condemned the brazen robbery on Monday at its offices in Bhisho.
Ghana has become the latest state to back the Moroccan autonomy plan as the sole solution to the Sahara issue,in a move that will reverberate across Africa.
At least 14 civilians were killed and numerous others wounded following artillery shelling by Sudan’s paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) on the Abu Shouk refugee camp in El-Fasher,North Darfur,
As the UK has just joined the United States,France,Spain,Germany and several Arab & African countries,recognizing Morocco’s sovereignty over its Sahara or supporting the autonomy plan,the f
British Foreign Secretary David Lammy reiterated this Tuesday his country’s support for Morocco’s autonomy plan,describing it as “the most credible,viable,and pragmatic basis for a solut
The Malian army successfully repelled a jihadist assault on its military camp in Timbuktu on Monday (2 June),just one day after a deadly attack in Boulkessi left at least 30 soldiers dead.
The station escalators will undergo £4,000,000 repairs after being broken for months.
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