US Deports Kenyan Ex-NFL Player Daniel Adongo
US immigration authorities have deported former Indianapolis Colts linebacker Daniel Adongo to Kenya after an immigration judge ordered his removal….reports Africa Daily News Desk
DR Congo Ebola Cases Cross 3,200 as Outbreak Intensifies
Health authorities warn that sustained virus transmission, insecurity and population movement are complicating efforts to econtain the epidemic….reports Africa Daily News Desk The Democratic
South Africa Unveils Tougher Migration, Border Security Plan
South Africa has announced a series of measures to tighten migration management, strengthen border security and intensify law enforcement under a coordinated five-point national
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
AfDB Warns Super El Niño Could Devastate African Economies
The African Development Bank warns a potential super El Niño could inflict up to $20 billion in economic losses across Africa….reports Africa News Desk
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
Deadly Heat to Hit Poorest Nations Hardest, Warns Report
A new Climate Impact Lab report warns climate change could cause 430,000 additional deaths a year by 2050, with the worst impact on poorer
Nearly 70,000 Migrants Processed in Border Crackdown in South Africa
South Africa has processed more than 68,000 foreign nationals in a six-week repatriation drive, with most returned to their home countries…reports Africa Daily News
Somalia Intensifies Offensive, Kills 16 al-Shabaab Fighters
Somalia’s intelligence agency says 16 al-Shabaab militants, including two key operatives, were killed in joint operations targeting the group’s bases and propaganda network….reports Asian
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
