Kizza Besigye has been hospitalized after a hunger strike
New report says fraudsters are using AI to create fake documents, voices, and images that facilitate identity theft and financial crimes
Aid groups rush to help hundreds of thousands of wounded and displaced
Human Rights Watch is one of the groups welcoming the high court’s decision, which halts many criminal trials involving civilians in military courts
Three UN peacekeepers were killed in the past week
Calm returned to Kinshasa after protesters attacked several foreign embassies
The military deactivates SIM cards of IS fighters hiding in Somalia’s northern region
Fighting between M23 and Democratic Republic of the Congo forces has displaced 400,000 since the start of this year, according to the United Nations
A Kenyan tech company is using plastic waste to print 3D models that help college students with their learning while reducing damage to the environment.
The conflicts in Sudan and Ethiopia feature prominently in a Human Rights Watch report released Thursday
Maria Sarungi Tsehai was kidnapped in Nairobi by unidentified gunmen, alarming fellow activists
Continent’s challenges include changing weather, conflicts, shrinking agricultural farmlands
As the year comes to an end, President William Ruto’s government and a large section of Kenyan youth are still at odds over the direction the country is taking
The country’s interior ministry has established a special security team to deal with the growing number of cases of sexual and gender-based violence
Barrick, the world’s second-largest gold miner, and the Mali military government have been in a dispute over new mining rules since 2023
Some livestock farmers express concern — not backed by any evidence — that vaccine program is meant to sabotage their herds
Rights group says sexual violence constitutes war crimes, and that it underscores the urgent need for international action to protect Sudanese civilians and deliver justice to victims
The program aims to improve the digital skills of some 100,000 government employees
Businesses started by women have received less than 5% of venture capital funding in Africa over the past decade, according to a new report
Forty-three out of 50 countries and territories in sub-Saharan Africa have “restricted” or “shut down” civic spaces
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