Gabon, Equatorial Guinea End Border Dispute Standoff
Equatorial Guinea and Gabon have signed a Joint Engagement Agreement under the African Union to implement a ruling by the International Court of Justice
Ramaphosa Calls for African Unity on Migration
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa urged closer cooperation between government and traditional authorities to ease tensions and strengthen social cohesion…reports Africa Daily News Desk
Chad to quit ICC, cites bias against African nations
Chad has announced its withdrawal from the International Criminal Court, accusing the tribunal of disproportionately targeting African countries..reports Africa Daily News Desk Chad has
Ghana to Evacuate 1,000 Citizens From South Africa
Ghana has resumed the next phase of evacuating its citizens from South Africa following ongoing xenophobic attacks targeting migrants….reports Africa Daily News Desk The
Senegal President Faye Launches New Political Party
Senegalese President Bassirou Diomaye Faye has launched a new political party, bringing his supporters under a single political banner amid an ongoing split with
Tunis Erupts as Protesters Demand Saied Quit
Thousands of Tunisians rallied in the capital on Saturday, demanding President Kais Saied’s resignation five years after he suspended parliament….reports Africa Daily News Desk
Pretoria Rejects ICC Petition as It Reaches Out to Ghana
Pretoria rejected a petition filed at the International Criminal Court by two Ghanaian civilians, insisting its domestic legal system is fully equipped to deal
UN flags rising terror threat across West Africa and Sahel
The United Nations has warned that terrorism, organised crime and humanitarian challenges continue to threaten stability across West Africa and the Sahel….reports Africa Daily
South Africa migrant fears grow
The demonstrations, which have spread to several cities, have heightened fears among migrant communities and prompted fresh warnings from the government…reports Africa Daily News
Refugee Tide Recedes, But Millions Remain Adrift
UNHCR reports the first decline in global refugee numbers in 10 years but warns that millions remain displaced, with many returning home only to
