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Unveiling Wagner’s Disinformation Web: The Story of a Whistleblower Denied Asylum

This article features an in-depth report by journalist Lea Perruchon from Forbidden Stories, revealing a disinformation network linked to the Wagner group operating in Africa. The investigation focuses on Ephrem Yalike-N

Algeria Ravaged by Deadly Heatwave and Record-Breaking Wildfires

Algeria is currently enduring a severe crisis characterized by an intense heatwave and a prolonged drought, which have together sparked a series of wildfires across the country. On July 15, authorities reported over 130

Mission to Collision: Navigating East Africa’s Deadliest Highways

Mission to Collision: Navigating East Africa’s Deadliest Highways is a gripping documentary that highlights the perilous journeys of Kenyan truck drivers known as the "Flying Trucks." These drivers confront numerous haza

Pope Leo XIV Delivers Powerful Message During Tightly Controlled Equatorial Guinea Prison Visit

Pope Leo XIV conducted a closely monitored visit to a well-known prison in Bata, the largest city of Equatorial Guinea. This event came shortly after the Pope publicly addressed concerns about the harsh conditions faced

Chad Withdraws from International Criminal Court, Citing Bias Against Africa

Chad has formally withdrawn from the International Criminal Court, alleging systemic bias against African nations. The government claims the ICC disproportionately targets African leaders while overlooking crimes committ

Trump's USAID Cuts: Crisis in Kenya | Bloomberg Investigates

NovaTube News — Live Video News from YouTube Bloomberg Investigates travels to Kenya to examine the consequences of the Trump administration’s abrupt dismantling of USAID. The report reveals that abandoned American-funde

Humanitarian Aid: UN Launches New Refugee Protection Hub in Ethiopia

The United Nations, in collaboration with Ethiopia's refugee agency, has introduced a new center dedicated to supporting refugees by offering free legal advice and protection services. This hub is designed to enhance the

Rehabilitation in CAR: Former Child Soldiers Build New Lives Through Vocational Training

In the eastern Central African Republic, a region known for its diamond wealth and ongoing conflict, a program in the town of Bria is supporting former child soldiers as they transition back into civilian life. Young peo

Chad's Census: A Chance for the Voiceless to Be Heard

Chad is conducting its first nationwide census since 2009, a significant effort to count every citizen and address decades of underrepresentation. Remote communities face major challenges, with many traveling long distan

Exporting Influence: How US Christian Groups Shape LGBTQ Legislation in West Africa

A growing number of anti-LGBTQ laws in West Africa are being tied to financial and political support from US-based Christian organizations. According to researcher Haley McEwen, these groups have invested millions of dol

African Youth Optimism Rises Despite Political Turmoil: Survey Reveals Pragmatic Views

African youth are showing growing optimism despite ongoing political challenges and environmental threats, according to a recent survey by the Ichikowitz Family Foundation. The findings highlight a pragmatic outlook amon

Mali's Junta Faces Uprising as Tuareg Rebels Vow Fall; DRC Protects Mines; Migrant Crisis Worsens

Mali is experiencing growing turmoil as Tuareg rebels have openly challenged the military junta, declaring their intent to topple the current regime. This announcement follows a recent statement from the junta’s leader c

Supply Crisis Hinders Ebola Response in DRC; Kenya Campaigns Target Femicide

In the Democratic Republic of Congo, the ongoing Ebola outbreak response is facing significant obstacles due to a severe shortage of necessary supplies. First responders highlight that the scarcity of crucial materials i

Comoros' Ancient Medinas Win UNESCO World Heritage Status

The Comoros’ historic medinas, dating back to the 12th century, have been inscribed on UNESCO’s World Heritage List. These ancient urban centers on Grande Comore, Anjouan, and Mohéli feature well-preserved structures inc

DRC President Tshisekedi Agrees to National Dialogue Amid Political Strain

The Democratic Republic of Congo's President Felix Tshisekedi has consented to initiate a national dialogue with opposition parties amid mounting political tensions. This move comes after sustained demands from civil soc

Ebola outbreak raises fears of wider spread in Central Africa • FRANCE 24 English

An Ebola outbreak spanning the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda has triggered growing concern over potential regional spread. Over 900 suspected cases and more than 200 deaths have been recorded in the DRC, with h

Sudan Crisis: EU Parliament Calls for RSF Terrorist Designation

The European Parliament has adopted a resolution urging the designation of Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces (RSF) as a terrorist organization. This call comes amid mounting evidence of severe violence by the RSF in El Obeid

Landmark Ruling Looming: Kenyan Court to Decide on Cannabis Use

Kenya’s High Court is scheduled to issue a landmark decision on July 15 concerning a petition from the Rastafarian community seeking legal recognition of cannabis use for religious purposes. The case centers on the const

Ceuta Border Crisis: Spain Deploys Troops as Migrants Surge

Spain has deployed military forces to Ceuta following a sharp increase in migrants crossing from Morocco into the territory. The surge has overwhelmed local infrastructure, leading to overcrowded temporary shelters and u

Kenyan Activists Say Ebola Facility Built Despite Court Order

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Mali Honors Defense Minister Sadio Camara; Kenyan Marathoner's Triumph; New Winnie Mandela Documentary

This news segment pays tribute to Mali's Defense Minister, Sadio Camara, following his recent passing. It reflects on the nation's grief and honors the contributions and legacy of Minister Camara during a solemn period o

Senegal Backs Ex-President Sall for UN Chief in Stunning Reversal

Senegal has unexpectedly shifted its stance by endorsing former president Macky Sall for the position of United Nations Secretary-General. This endorsement, announced by current President Bassirou Diomaye Faye, marks a n

Mali Investigates Military Officers for Alleged Collaboration with Rebels

Malian authorities have initiated an inquiry into certain military officers suspected of working with jihadist and separatist groups. These factions are believed to be behind a wave of coordinated attacks that have recen

Pistachio Power Play: South Africa's Karoo Region Joins Global Market

South Africa's Karoo region is making a notable entry into the global pistachio market, responding to recent disruptions in supply caused by geopolitical tensions in Iran. These challenges have driven pistachio prices to

Ceuta Mass Crossing: What Triggered the Sudden Influx?

A sudden surge of migrants into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta has overwhelmed local resources, with numbers reaching nearly 70% of the area’s permanent population. This video explores the factors behind the unprecedented

Ethiopia's Tigray on the Brink: Renewed Clashes Threaten Fragile Peace

The northern Ethiopian region of Tigray is experiencing renewed violence between the Tigray People's Liberation Front and federal forces, threatening to undo fragile peace efforts. This report details the latest developm

Migrant Crisis at Ceuta: Dozens Dead in Chaotic Rush into Spanish Enclave

Tens of thousands of migrants surged toward the Spanish enclave of Ceuta in a desperate attempt to cross into European territory, resulting in dozens of deaths and widespread international concern. Footage from the scene

DRC Political Crisis: President Tshisekedi Hints at Term Limit Extension

President Felix Tshisekedi of the Democratic Republic of Congo has sparked political debate by suggesting a potential extension of his presidential term. While the constitution currently restricts the presidency to two f

Inside the $300M Meth Bust: How West Africa Became a Global Drug Hub

A major drug enforcement operation in Nigeria has led to the seizure of 2.5 tons of methamphetamine precursor chemicals, marking one of the largest busts in the region’s history. The operation targeted a transnational ca

Ceuta Border Breach Death Toll Rises to 67: Spanish Government Under Pressure

The death toll from the Ceuta border incident has climbed to 67, as Spanish authorities investigate the deadly attempt by hundreds of migrants to cross from Morocco into the Spanish enclave. Marcus Moore reports on the u

Macron and Ruto Address Africa Forward Summit in Nairobi

The second day of the Africa Forward Summit in Nairobi featured pivotal speeches by French President Emmanuel Macron and Kenyan President William Ruto. The summit, held in Kenya for the first time in an English-speaking

EU Holds Emergency Talks Over Ceuta Migrant Surge

The European Union has called an emergency session to respond to a sudden influx of migrants at Ceuta, a Spanish territory in North Africa. The situation escalated when tens of thousands attempted to cross the border fro

Crisis in DR Congo: Ebola Center Attacked Amid Growing Public Frustration

Frustrated and fearful residents in the Democratic Republic of Congo have attacked an Ebola treatment center at the heart of the current outbreak, setting it ablaze amid rising public distrust. The virus has already caus

Beyond the Whitewash: Africa's Forgotten WWII Heroes & The Tirailleurs

This Berlin exhibition sheds light on the overlooked contributions of African soldiers known as the tirailleurs during World War Two. It challenges the dominant historical narratives that have minimized Africa's crucial

Ceuta Migrant Influx: Unpacking the Crisis and Its Aftermath

Thousands of migrants arrived in Ceuta, a Spanish territory in North Africa, in a sudden surge that overwhelmed local authorities. The influx, primarily from Morocco, was linked to rising diplomatic tensions between Spai

Sudan's Humanitarian Crisis: A Systemic Collapse

Sudan's ongoing humanitarian crisis, described by IFRC Special Envoy Dirk Segaar as one of the most severe yet underreported of the 21st century, has left 35 million people in urgent need of aid. The conflict has trigger

Ceuta Migrant Crisis: Did Morocco Orchestrate the Border Surge?

The Ceuta migrant crisis has drawn international attention after tens of thousands crossed into the Spanish enclave in a short period. EU officials convened an emergency session, with Spain confirming most migrants have

Mali Crisis Deepens: Is Political Solution the Only Viable Path Forward?

As Mali grapples with deepening instability following the death of Defence Minister Sadio Camara, public mourning has given way to urgent political reflection. Thousands have gathered to honor Camara, but the broader con

Pope urges Cameroon's leaders to examine 'conscience', tackle corruption • FRANCE 24 English

Pope Leo XIV delivered a direct and impactful message to Cameroon's leaders during the opening day of his visit to the country. Addressing officials, including long-time President Paul Biya, the pope called on them to re

Zimbabwe's Democracy on the Line: Ruling Party's Move to Extend Presidential Rule

Zimbabwe’s ruling ZANU PF party is pushing forward constitutional reforms that could allow President Emmerson Mnangagwa to remain in power past the 2028 term limit. The proposed changes also include transferring the auth

Pope slams corruption in Angola • FRANCE 24 English

Pope Leo delivered a powerful message against exploitation and corruption during a large outdoor Mass attended by 40,000 people in Saurimo, Angola. His address highlighted concerns about the misuse of power by wealthy an

Sudanese Refugee Crisis: Thousands Seek Safety in Libya's Kufra Province

Sudan has been engulfed in a severe conflict over the last three years involving its national army and the Rapid Support Forces, resulting in a massive humanitarian emergency. This turmoil has displaced more than 11 mill

Madagascar's Kidnapping Crisis: Fear Grips Antananarivo

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Mali's Crisis Deepens: Army & Wagner Overwhelmed by Expanding Jihadist and Separatist Threats

Mali faces a deepening crisis marked by escalating violence and fragmented governance. The Malian military and the Wagner Group struggle to maintain control as jihadist factions and Tuareg separatists expand their operat

Ethiopian Journalist Abducted and Assaulted: Press Freedom Under Siege

Ethiopian journalist Yonas Kedir, editor-in-chief of the independent publication Addis Standard, was reportedly abducted, assaulted, and detained by security agents on August 7. The incident has drawn widespread condemna

South Africa's Textile Industry in Turmoil: Migrant Exodus Sparks Workforce Crisis

South Africa’s textile industry is experiencing severe disruption after thousands of migrant workers left the country amid rising xenophobic violence. The departure, fueled by anti-immigrant campaigns such as March and M

Social Media's Role in Migrant Surge to Ceuta: Uncovering the Networks

The recent surge of migrants attempting to cross into Ceuta has revealed how social media platforms are increasingly used to organize and coordinate such journeys. Spanish fact-checkers have identified active online comm

Mali Crisis Unpacked: Jihadists, Mercenaries, and a Government Under Siege

Mali is facing a deepening crisis marked by escalating violence and political instability. The assassination of a senior government official in his home underscores the growing threat to state authority, while armed grou

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