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Jacob Zuma’s daughter Duduzile Zuma-Sambudla denies terrorism and public violence charges, while her family calls the trial a politically motivated attack.

Three decades after Ken Saro-Wiwa’s execution, the Niger Delta remains scarred by oil spills and broken promises, as activists say the late environmentalist’s warning against Nigeria’s oil dependence has never been more urgent.

His funeral is set for Monday at Abu Aisha Mosque in Amman, followed by burial at Umm Al-Qutain Cemetery.

Kyiv says the recruitment is part of Russia’s efforts to strengthen its forces amid mounting casualties in the ongoing war.

Lenacapavir is administered once every six months and offers protection against HIV infection for the same duration.

Erdogan has been one of Israel's strongest critics during its military campaign in Gaza, which began in 2023.

In a statement, the AUC expressed concern over claims suggesting that the Nigerian government is targeting Christians, warning that such accusations oversimplify the complex security landscape.

The latest push came on Friday in remarks to the Energy Transition Roundtable in Belém, Brazil, held just days before the formal opening of the COP30 climate change conference.

IOM's Chief of Staff, Mohammed Abdiker, added that the agreement represents a meaningful step in strengthening the organisation's partnerships with faith-inspired organisations committed to dignity, freedom, and protection for all.

The Nairobi exhibition challenges Europe’s migration politics by putting faces to the thousands lost at sea — revealing how policy failures and neglect fuel one of the world’s deadliest crossings.

Protecting these pollinators means protecting the baobabs themselves, and with them, the communities and ecosystems that depend on them.

Vodacom, which is majority-owned by Britain's Vodafone, did not reveal the settlement amount but said the cost would be reflected in its financial results for the six months ending September 30, to be released on November 10.

Nigeria said that its designation as a violator of religious freedom by the United States was "fundamentally misinformed." The African nation asserts that the allegations of systemic religious persecution are unfounded.

To assist the country in its fight against terrorism, the US needs to reconsider the classification of Nigeria and revert to the first step identified earlier: diplomacy and direct engagement.

The report further underscores that land degradation is not merely an environmental issue but a global development challenge that touches every aspect of food production, rural livelihoods, and ecosystem health.

For citizens, déjà vu is an understatement; fuel shortages have plagued the country for more than two years.

Zohran, who was born in Kampala, Uganda, and raised in New York, defeated former governor Andrew Cuomo and Republican candidate Curtis Sliwa in Tuesday’s general election.

The Secretary-General stressed that the UN’s positions “have been very clear” and are not dependent “on cooperating with this or that country.”

Between countries, global inequalities exacerbate shared risks. Low-income countries have faced repeated obstacles in accessing vaccines, medicines and emergency financing, leaving outbreaks uncontrolled and prolonging global disruption.

Once built to host football fans during the 2022 World Cup, it now functions as an emergency housing and medical rehabilitation centre, with living quarters, a 24-hour primary health centre, physiotherapy and prosthetic rehabilitation units, counselling and social support spaces, and buildings repurposed for children’s activities.

The move, formally announced by Nairobi's Ministry of Foreign and Diaspora Affairs, is part of President William Ruto's directive to expand Kenya's foreign presence in key global hubs.

Guinea’s military leader, General Doumbouya, enters December presidential election after new constitution clears the way, sparking nationwide attention and international scrutiny.

The appointment signals the AU’s bid to restore stability in Madagascar amid global interest from Paris, Beijing, and Moscow.

Rwanda’s position goes against a lot of recent literature on African political economy, which argues that parties with a stronger hold on power would be able to deliver better development outcomes.

Africa is home to some of the world’s most innovative community-led and nature-based climate adaptation strategies, yet they remain underfunded. South Africa’s G20 presidency is a rare opportunity to change this.

Libya’s expulsion of Doctors Without Borders (MSF) leaves thousands of refugees and migrants without critical medical care amid rising humanitarian needs.

At least 20 people have been killed and more than 300 injured after a powerful 6.3-magnitude earthquake struck near Mazar-i-Sharif, damaging homes and historic sites as rescuers race to reach survivors.

Kenya and eight partner countries are embedding climate resilience into their health systems through a World Bank–funded regional programme aimed at curbing disease outbreaks, protecting vulnerable communities, and keeping essential services running during climate shocks.

Amb. Lokaale pledged to prioritise cohesion within the African Group and ensure Africa speaks with one voice at key global forums.

Around 60,000 years ago, humans could feasibly leave the Horn of Africa for the Arabian Peninsula, as Red Sea records show sea levels were about 100 metres lower than today around 65,000 years ago.

Human rights groups and media organisations have called for stronger protections, expressing concern over rising threats against reporters, particularly women, both online and offline.

Trump’s threat of military intervention in Nigeria sharply contradicts recent comments by his senior adviser on Arab and African affairs, Massad Boulos, who insisted there was no evidence of genocide against Christians.

The final approval on Sunday formalised last week’s parliamentary decision to abolish the rule that barred anyone over 75 from contesting the presidency.

The initiative seeks to raise funds for medical relief while promoting unity and solidarity with Palestinians.

The interim government said the move was prompted by “the evolving national political context” and the need to concentrate resources on the ongoing Refoundation Process.

The mandate of the political mission that was established in September 2011 to support Libya's transition after the fall of Muammar Gaddafi will continue until October 31, 2026.

The review, chaired by nominated MP Irene Mayaka, involved consultations with officials from the State Department for EAC Affairs.

In its verdict, the ICJ unanimously reaffirmed that the use of starvation as a method of warfare is prohibited under international law. The court also ordered Israel, by ten votes to one, to agree to and facilitate humanitarian relief in Gaza provided by the UN and its entities.

At the time of his death, Luthuli was the leader of the then-banned ANC and had received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1960 for his role in the anti-apartheid struggle.

The image, posted Tuesday on X by spokesperson Nuur Shekh following the AUC delegation's trip to Angola for an infrastructure summit in Luanda, drew swift condemnation.

The decision brings to a close a 12-year partnership that had positioned Saudi Arabia as host of the inaugural event, originally scheduled to take place in 2027 in Riyadh.

The UN General Assembly on Wednesday adopted the resolution titled "Necessity of ending the economic, commercial and financial embargo imposed by the United States of America against Cuba."

Footage from the scene showed extensive damage, and local reports said remains of the victims were still buried under the rubble.

The report, authored by UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese, accuses these nations of turning a blind eye as Gaza’s two million residents endure mass casualties and a deepening humanitarian catastrophe.

Moroccan authorities say over 1,400 are in detention as rights groups warn of unfair trials and youth anger over poor public services grows.

Reports from medical sources in Gaza indicate that the overnight assault targeted homes, vehicles, tents housing displaced families, and a hospital inside the designated "yellow line" zone.

Soyinka, who previously held US permanent residency but destroyed his green card following Donald Trump's election in 2016, suggested the decision may have been linked to his recent remarks comparing Trump to Ugandan dictator Idi Amin.

New IGAD report shows violent extremism deaths down 19 per cent across the Horn of Africa, but warns militant groups are regrouping with drones, crypto-financing, and cross-border strikes.

Abe, Japan’s longest-serving prime minister, was fatally shot on July 8, 2022, while delivering a campaign speech.

Lenacapavir is administered as a six-monthly injection, starting with a subcutaneous initiation dose, supported by tablets on days one and two.

The project aims to open new trade routes, enhance mobility, and accelerate economic integration across the Horn and Eastern Africa.