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Nigeria: Repentant Bandits Free 45 Hostages in Katsina as Peace Deal Shows Early Results

A group of repentant armed bandits led by a known commander, Alhaji Isiya Kwashen Garwa, has released 45 hostages—comprising men, women, and children—in Katsina...

Jospong Group and UN University Seal Green Deal at COP30

  In a significant move to bridge the gap between climate ambition and tangible action in Africa, the Jospong Group of Companies (JGC) and the...

TotalEnergies Faces Criminal Complaint in France Over Alleged Complicity in Abuses by Mozambican Forces

A prominent European human rights organisation has filed a criminal complaint in France accusing TotalEnergies of aiding and abetting war crimes and other serious...

Alpha Amadu Jalloh Dazzles Vienna at Pulaaku 2025

 By Sani KoromaVienna, Austria – Sierra Leonean author, Human Rights, Social and cultural advocate, Alpha Amadu Jalloh took center stage at the Pulaaku Vienna...

President Bio Presides Over UNSC as Gaza Resolution Adopted

 By: Alhaji A. BarrieThe gavel came down in the Security Council chamber on Monday, signaling a rare moment of unity at the United Nations....

Favourable Weather Strengthens Ivory Coast’s Cocoa Harvest Prospects as Main Crop Peaks

Ivory Coast’s cocoa sector is heading into the heart of the 2025 main crop season with optimism, as light but persistent rainfall across key...

Zambia Coach Moses Sichone Hospitalised With Severe Food Poisoning Ahead of Key AFCON Preparations

Zambia’s newly appointed head coach, Moses Sichone, has been hospitalised with acute food poisoning, forcing him to miss what would have been his second...

Zimbabwe Man Arrested After Fatal Attack on Church Member During Worship Service

Police in Masvingo, Zimbabwe, have arrested a 33-year-old man after he allegedly killed a fellow congregant with a wooden log during a Zion Christian...

UK Warns Angola, Namibia and DRC of Possible Visa Sanctions Ahead of Major Asylum System Overhaul

The UK government has issued a formal warning to Angola, Namibia and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), saying it may impose visa restrictions...

DRC Extends Six-Month Ban on Mineral Trade From Conflict Zones, Heightening Scrutiny on Global Supply Chains

The Democratic Republic of Congo has extended for another six months its suspension of mineral trading from dozens of artisanal mining sites in the...

Global Oil Prices drop as Russia Restarts Exports Amid Ongoing Ukrainian Attacks

Oil prices retreated on Monday, reversing the gains made late last week, after Russia resumed crude loadings at the Novorossiysk export hub. The Black...

Mentally-Sick Son Stabs Nigerian Father To Death In America, Injures 2 Sisters

 Source: Africa PublicityChukwuebuka Eweni, a 27-year-old Nigerian man said to be suffering from mental health issues, has allegedly stabbed his father to death in...
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