Nine African Nations Reach World Cup Knockout Stage in Historic First
Following an impressive group-stage campaign, South Africa, Morocco, Egypt, Ghana, Algeria, Senegal, DR Congo, Ivory Coast and Cape Verde
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Africans Lured to Russia for Fake Jobs End Up Fighting in Ukraine War
A growing number of young Africans seeking jobs abroad are reportedly being tricked into joining Russia’s war effort in Ukraine after being promised civilian employment opportunities, according to investigations and testimonies from victims and families across the continent.
Libya Moves to Avert Mediterranean Disaster as Damaged Russian LNG Tanker Is Towed from Coast
TRIPOLI — Authorities in Libya have launched an urgent maritime operation to remove a damaged Russian liquefied natural gas (LNG) tanker that drifted dangerously close to its western coastline, raising fears of a potential environmental catastrophe in the Mediterranean Sea.
Islamist Militant Attacks Surge Across Niger–Benin–Nigeria Borderlands, Research Finds
Islamist Militant Attacks Surge Across Niger–Benin–Nigeria Borderlands, Research Finds
Drone Strike on Aid Convoy in Sudan’s Kordofan Highlights Escalating Risks for Humanitarian Operations
A deadly drone attack on a humanitarian convoy in Sudan’s Kordofan region has once again underscored the growing dangers faced by aid workers and civilians trapped in one of the world’s most severe and underreported conflicts. The strike, which killed three people and destroyed trucks carrying food and relief supplies, reflects a broader pattern of escalating violence that is increasingly disrupting life-saving humanitarian access across Sudan.
Lagos PRP Restructures Leadership as Party Picks James Adeshina as State Chairman at Congress
The Lagos State chapter of the Peoples Redemption Party (PRP) has concluded its state congress with the emergence of James Adeshina, a former chairman of the Lagos State Inter-Party Advisory Council, as the new state chairman of the party.
Five Schengen Countries With the Quickest Visa Decisions in 2026
As international travel rebounds and global mobility accelerates in the post-pandemic era, demand for Schengen visas has surged sharply ahead of the 2026 travel season. For millions of tourists, students, business executives and family visitors, the process of securing access to Europe remains a decisive first hurdle—one that can determine whether carefully planned trips proceed smoothly or are delayed indefinitely.
African music steps into Grammy Week as a global powerhouse
African music is entering Grammy Week as a global force rather than a fringe genre. Powered by streaming platforms, diaspora influence, and growing international demand, artists from across the continent are reshaping the global music landscape. Events like YouTube Music’s Pamoja and new Grammy recognition highlight a shift that industry leaders say is long overdue — and only just beginning.
Ugandan Opposition Says Bobi Wine ‘Forcibly Taken’ as Museveni Moves Toward Another Landslide Victory
Ugandan opposition leader ‘forcibly taken,’ party says, as President Museveni nears reelection