The men of the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) have reportedly besieged residence of Nasir El-Rufai, ex-Kaduna governor
The government of Gabon has announced the ban of social media platforms in the country. The reason for the development has been disclosed in a televised statement.
The list of African countries under military rule may have risen to seven as the Army in Gabon said they had taken over power. Niger recently joined the list.
Sierra Leonean scholar Fatou Wurie faces uncertainty as US student visa appointments pause, threatening her ability to return to Harvard and complete her degree.
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni issues a rare apology for government failures amid political scrutiny, election tensions, and Uganda's massive gold discovery.
One of Africa's greatest writers, Ngũgĩ Wa Thiong'o, has died aged 87. Legit.ng reports that the family of the author made the announcement on Wednesday, May 28.
A tragic fire in Kibera claimed the lives of a young family of five, sparking calls for improved disaster response and safer housing in informal settlements.
Pastor Timothy Omotoso has departed South Africa after being acquitted of rape and human trafficking charges. State prosecutors plan to appeal against his acquittal.
Mali’s junta has dissolved all political parties, sparking protests and concerns over democracy. Reports of opposition figures disappearing add to growing tensions.
Nigerian televangelist Timothy Omotoso has been rearrested in South Africa, weeks after being acquitted of charges including alleged racketeering and sexual assault.
UK court sentences UN judge Lydia Mugambe to over 6 years for enslaving a fellow Ugandan. She deceived the victim into forced labor while studying at Oxford.
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