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South Sudan unveils first-ever election plans

If it goes ahead, it will be the first election since independence

• 23 mins

The Russian schools ready to teach Swahili

On World Swahili Day, we take a look at how far the east African language has travelled

• 24 mins

AU troops to leave Somalia by December

The African Union has started to pull soldiers out of the country

• 24 mins

Senegal: What's driving migrants to leave?

More than 70 migrants were rescued near Gran Canaria, why do they make these journeys?

• 25 mins

Iran's president begins Africa tour

President Ebrahim Raisi is visiting Kenya, Uganda and Zimbabwe

• 25 mins

Is banning protests in Kenya unconstitutional?

As Kenyan demonstrators defy police, can the authorities legally enforce a protest ban?

• 25 mins

Opposition boycotts new Sierra Leone parliament

The APC is refusing to participate in government, alleging fraud in June’s elections

• 25 mins

Call for investigation into Darfur atrocities

Human Rights Watch wants atrocities committed in Sudan's Darfur region to be investigated

• 29 mins

Twitter’s Ghanaian staff without severance pay

Former employees say Twitter has gone silent on all negotiations regarding payment.

• 25 mins

Schools in Kenya close over cost-of-living demonstrations

Some schools in Kenya have been shut indefinitely ahead of cost-of-living demonstrations

• 27 mins

Gender: A long journey to equality

A UN report reveals the stark reality that no country has achieved full gender equality

• 27 mins

Football: FIFA Women's World Cup underway

All eyes on African teams as the FIFA Women’s World Cup gets underway

• 28 mins

Situation in Sudan 100 days since fight started

A hundred days since fighting broke out between Sudan’s army and the Rapid Support Forces

• 28 mins

Tax evasion costing African countries billions

African countries are losing billions of dollars due to illicit financial flows

• 28 mins

Devastating wildfires in Algeria and Tunisia

Algeria battles to contain devastating forest fires that have spread to Tunisia

• 25 mins

Niger the latest coup in West Africa

Niger's president still detained by troops and the country's borders are closed

• 29 mins

Why Nigerian doctors are on strike

Unpaid wages and poor conditions are among Nigerian doctors’ complaints as they strike

• 27 mins

ECOWAS threatens action over Niger coup

ECOWAS has threatened to use force if President Bazoum is not restored

• 26 mins

Mauritius makes progress against smoking

Morocco and Madagascar have also made gains against the deadly habit

• 31 mins

How Niger’s coup affects the Sahel

Burkina Faso and Mali warn ECOWAS not to use force to restore President Bazoum

• 28 mins

Kenya: Privacy concerns over eyeball scanning

Cryptocurrency firm Worldcoin has been banned from registering new users

• 30 mins

Reaction to Senegal's TikTok ban

The ban follows recent protests and the dissolution of Senegal’s main opposition party

• 29 mins

Kenya care home abuse revealed

ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ Africa Eye reveals mistreatment of elderly people at a care home in Kenya

• 25 mins

Kenya care home abuse revealed

ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ Africa Eye reveals mistreatment of elderly people at a care home in Kenya

• 25 mins

Niger coup: Wagner taking advantage of instability - Antony Blinken

There are concerns the Russian mercenary group may be gaining influence in the country

• 31 mins

ECOWAS leaders consider Niger intervention

The coup leaders have refused demands to hand power back to the elected government

• 27 mins

Is there a baguette shortage in Tunisia?

There has been a shortage of subsidized bread in Tunisia

• 24 mins

Niger: ECOWAS force on standby

ECOWAS leaders say all options are still on the table in Niger, following their summit

• 30 mins

Kenya content moderators seek protections

Data labellers in Kenya who review harmful content want protection from mental trauma

• 27 mins

Sudan conflict causing food insecurity

We speak to a farmer who had to flee Sudan due to the ongoing conflict

• 31 mins