Eye on Africa

In Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, escalating human-wildlife conflicts are attributed to climbing temperatures, compelling animals like snakes to emerge from their natural habitats earlier.

In a broad speech, Senegalese Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko discussed potentially shutting down French military installations in Senegal, alongside mentioning the CFA franc, which is pegged to the euro, and addressing issues related to oil…

A significant gathering was held by the Somali Cabinet to scrutinize a preliminary defence pact with Kenya, its bordering nation.Presided over by Deputy Prime Minister Salah Jama, this gathering drew the nation's leading defence and…

In an urgent plea to the United Nations' highest court, South Africa seeks temporary actions demanding a ceasefire in Gaza amidst the ongoing conflict between Israel and the Hamas Islamist group, marking the third legal hearing.

Abuja — In a recent gathering, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu welcomed Senegal's newly elected leader, Bassirou Diomaye Faye, advocating for a unified approach and structure within West Africa to tackle the regional challenges effectively.

Amid swirling accusations, President Joseph Nyuma Boakai is caught up in a controversy over alleged violations of Section 9.1 in the code of conduct for public officials.

In Uganda, the customary option of giving birth at home is noticeably waning, with a trend towards birthing in medical institutions gaining popularity.

The TREASURY has escalated its campaign against unauthorized currency trading and has bolstered the Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) of the central bank with additional resources to enhance its on-ground effectiveness.

On Wednesday, former Member of Parliament Job Sikhala spoke at the Geneva Summit annual event, highlighting that talking about Zimbabwe's human rights woes could result in imprisonment under the nation's Patriotic Act.

Nairobi — On Wednesday, the Employment and Labour Relations Court (ELRC) mandated the Council of Governors (CoG) to continue their discussions with the Kenya Union of Clinical Nurses (KUCO) to resolve an active strike.

Forecasts indicate the ANC might not maintain its majority in the upcoming May 29 elections, offering voters a chance to rejuvenate their faith in South Africa’s democratic system.

Emirates highlights that the daily flight resumption will enhance trade for both Nigerian and Emirati companies.The carrier Emirates Airlines will restart its flight operations to Nigeria from October 1, following a suspension lasting more…

Jean-Luc Mélenchon, a prominent figure on the hard left in France, has embarked on a four-day trip to Senegal, marking himself as the first French political leader to meet with the newly installed government led by Prime Minister Ousmane…

New York — Entry Denial Signifies an Intolerance towards Observation of Rights Upon her arrival at Kigali International Airport on May 13, 2024, Clémentine de Montjoye, a distinguished researcher for the Africa division at Human Rights…

A 70% increase in growth from one year to the next has electrified Africa's preeminent tech and startup fair in Morocco, signaling an accelerating quest to carve out a unique digital empire.

In Nairobi, specialists in tax and exchange control have urged the government to adopt new strategies for generating revenue as it endeavors to manage its increasing debt, aiming to prevent overloading Kenyans and repelling investors.