Mohammed Yusuf

Ethiopian Forces Seize Three Towns in Northern Tigray

The rebel Tigray People’s Liberation Front acknowledged losing ground to the government troops but said it will defend itself against the enemies

UN Chief: Ethiopia’s Tigray ‘Spiraling out of Control’ 

Antonio Guterres warns that situation in northern Ethiopia is 'spiraling out of control' and sees no military solution to conflict

Kenya Denies It Defaulted on Debt to China

Chinese banks reportedly have fined the country $11 million for failing to pay back loans used to finance a major railway

Horn of Africa Regional Ministers Call for Coordination to Deal with Food Insecurity

Estimated 51 million people across East Africa are in dire need of food, water and medicine

Uganda President's Son Promoted to General After Tweets About Invading Kenya

Muhoozi Kainerugaba is widely seen as a possible successor to President Yoweri Museveni

Kenyan Health Officials Investigate Suspected Ebola Case

Neighboring Uganda has reported 35 cases, 7 deaths since last week

Report: Million Livelihoods in DRC Threatened by Planned Oil and Gas Exploration

Plan to sell 30 eastern land blocks that extend into a famous gorilla reserve would also threaten wildlife and food security, report says

Somalis Flee to IDP Camps, Neighboring Countries as Drought Worsens

UN refugee agency appeals to donors to help millions in Horn of Africa who have fled their homes

Eritrea Urged Not to Meddle Ethiopia's Internal Affairs

Eritrean forces are accused of launching a full-scale attack in parts of the Tigray region

Former Kenyan President to Lead Peace Process in DRC, Ethiopia

Kenya's China-Built Railway to Lose Business, Shifting Cost to Taxpayers

President Ruto’s decision to shift cargo clearance operations back to Mombasa has many concerned the railway will lose business to trucking companies

Kenya Swears in President Ruto After Heated Elections

Scores injured trying to enter stadium for swearing-in, which losing rival Odinga declined to attend

Africans Say Goodbye to Queen Who Led Britain into Post-Colonial Era

Elizabeth promoted good relations with Africa following end of colonial rule, experts say

Grain from Ukraine Arrives in Ethiopia

The World Food Program said the 23,000 tons of grain is enough to feed 1.5 million people on full rations for a month

Kenya’s Top Court Dismisses Challenges to Presidential Election

President-elect William Ruto says he will work to deliver for Kenyan population, speaking after Supreme Court upheld his recent election win

Zambia Receives IMF Bailout for Debt Reduction Plan

Zambia was the first African country to default on its debt in the COVID-19 era

Kenya's Supreme Court Orders Recount of Some Ballot Boxes

The court on Tuesday began a challenge to the win of President-elect William Ruto

Some African Laws Create Difficulty for Young Mothers to Attend School

HRW report says one in three teenage African girls who get pregnant face legal and policy barriers to education despite improvements in protections

Angola's President Retains His Seat Following a Tight Election

Opposition UNITA is challenging the results of the Southern African nation’s closest fought poll since independence from Portugal

Angola’s Ruling Party Leads in Provisional Vote Count

As a third of the vote results are released, Angola’s ruling party has taken a commanding lead over its main political challenger