Togo’s White Voodoo Stone Turns Heritage Into a National Asset
Togo's annual Ekpessosso ceremony has revealed a white sacred stone, renewing attention on Vodun heritage, identity…
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Kinshasa Wedding Fire Exposes the Safety Debt in Africa’s Fast-Growing Cities
A deadly fire at a Kinshasa wedding party has left at least 22 people dead and…
Cape Verde’s Fogo Bus Crash Turns a School Outing Into a Road Safety Reckoning
A bus returning from a Pico do Fogo excursion plunged into a ravine, killing at least…
South Africa’s Rugby Flypast Review Puts Spectacle Under Aviation Scrutiny
South Africa's aviation regulator is reviewing Airlink's low Cape Town stadium flypast after viral footage turned…
African Migrants Trapped in Yemen Expose the Cost of a Broken Route
Thousands of African migrants remain trapped in Yemen as Saudi border controls, smuggling networks and shrinking…
UN Map Vote Gives Africa a Bigger Place in the Global Imagination
A Togo-led UN vote backing the Equal Earth projection is more than a cartography story. It…
Tunisia’s Civil Society Crackdown Tests the Last Guardrails of Its 2011 Revolution
Human Rights Watch says Tunisia has widened prosecutions, suspensions and financial investigations against civil society groups,…
Pitso Mosimane’s Bafana Return Gives South Africa a High-Stakes AFCON Reset
Pitso Mosimane has returned as South Africa head coach before AFCON 2027 qualifiers, turning a famous…
Guinea Mass Grave Puts Junta’s Rights Record Under Fresh African Scrutiny
The discovery of six unidentified bodies in Forecariah has pushed Guinea's military authorities into a new…
Algeria’s Wildfire Death Penalty Push Tests Climate Governance and Rule of Law
After deadly wildfires killed 12 people, Algeria's president ordered a penal code amendment for deliberate forest-fire…
Algeria’s Wildfire Death Penalty Push Tests Climate Governance and Rule of Law
After deadly wildfires killed 12 people, Algeria's president ordered a penal code amendment for deliberate forest-fire…
Zambia’s Shaolin Temple Shows China-Africa Relations Moving Beyond Mines and Debt
Africa's first Shaolin temple outside Lusaka is training young Zambians in kung fu, language and discipline…