
Burkina Faso remains tense after authorities foiled a coup plot targeting junta leader Captain Ibrahim Traoré. The government has called for mass demonstrations.
Burkina Faso remains tense after authorities foiled a coup plot targeting junta leader Captain Ibrahim Traoré. The government has called for mass demonstrations.
Top five African countries receiving the most U.S. foreign aid, the impact of major U.S. aid programs like PEPFAR and Feed the Future, and the challenges.
To reshape the consumer electronics landscape, Asia's SCG Far East acquires majority stake in Maser Group, Africa's premier provider of quality consumer electronics.
Ecobank will refund $1.5 million to the Sierra Leone government, the settlement follows the fraudulent misappropriation of state revenue by the bank's former head.
Former Liberian warlord, Senator Prince Johnson, who was forced into exile in Nigeria passed on on Thursday, November 28 in a hospital at the age of 72.
Kenya’s Catholic Church has rejected a $40,000 donation from President William Ruto, citing ethical concerns and the need to avoid political misuse of platform.
The Libya’s Department for Combating Illegal Migration (DCIM) has deported thirteen migrants, including seven Nigerians for breaching the country’s laws.
Equatorial Guinea government has filed a lawsuit against ex-anti-corruption chief Baltasar Engonga, who was embroiled in controversy after explicit videos surfaced.
A report has explained the actual story behind the leaked tapes of Equatorial Guinea's Ebang Engonga. The issue has been trending for days in Africa.
As Equatorial Guinea and Baltasar Engonga continue to trend on the internet, a mental health expert, Olayinka Jibunor, has spoken on possible coercion.
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