Africa

More than 700 Ebola-related deaths have been reported from the 2026 outbreak, say DRC health authorities

A US citizen working in the DRC has tested positive for the Bundibugyo Ebola virus

Senegal's Constitutional Court has ruled on proposed constitutional reforms amid growing political tensions within the country's ruling party.

Families await the return of loved ones after a major rescue operation in Nigeria's Oyo state after a school kidnapping

Company says its R3.4bn dispute with Patrice Motsepe is far from over

University of Johannesburg football coach Karabo Mogudi says some African teams struggled at the 2026 Fifa Word Cup because of a lack of tactical endurance.

The children are being remembered for their inquisitive and bubbly natures.

UN mission cites mass killings, rape and forced starvation in Darfur city siege

Egypt’s lawmakers are set to review a draft law that could reshape the role and powers of the Future of Egypt Authority, a growing force in the country’s economy.

King of AmaMpondo aseMnyandeni Ndamase Ndamase has written to Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa requesting an urgent audience to discuss xenophobia and migration.

Shareholders of Kenyan telecoms firm Safaricom are due to vote on whether to give Vodafone Kenya the right to nominate the company’s CEO once Vodafone holds more than 50% of Safaricom’s shares, Safaricom said on Wednesday.

Ghana says the issue would have overshadowed next month's meetings

The historic achievements of African football demonstrate what becomes possible when visionary leadership is matched by sound governance, writes Cornelius Monama

Both houses of the Southern African nation’s parliament approved the bill last month

Police said on Tuesday the death of a Nigerian man in custody late last month had nothing to do with a surge in anti-migrant violence and that he collapsed after being arrested for drug possession.