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Rwanda, DRC officials trade sharp accusations online amid stalled peace efforts

Senior officials from Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo have exchanged pointed accusations on social media, underscoring deepening tensions between the neighboring countries...

AU demands M23 withdraw from eastern Congo city of Uvira

The African Union on Monday demanded the immediate and verifiable withdrawal of M23 rebels from the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo city of Uvira,...

Algeria Edges DR Congo in extra time to reach AFCON 2025 Quarterfinals

RABAT, Morocco — Adil Boulbina scored in the 118th minute to send Algeria into the quarterfinals of the TotalEnergies Africa Cup of Nations Morocco...

EF Index 2025: South Africa and Zimbabwe lead Africa in English proficiency

South Africa and Zimbabwe lead Africa in English proficiency, both scoring 602 and ranking joint‑13th globally in the 2025 EF English Proficiency Index (EF EPI). Kenya follows...

Burundi targets tourism growth with new National Marketing Strategy

Burundian officials on Tuesday formally launched a five‑year Tourism Marketing Plan designed to boost international arrivals, strengthen tourism products and raise the East African...

African Union condemns Israel’s recognition of Somaliland

ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia â€” The African Union’s Peace and Security Council on Tuesday strongly condemned what it described as Israel’s unilateral recognition of Somaliland, calling...

Burundi reports over 5.3 Million Malaria cases in 2025

Burundi recorded an estimated 5,338,608 malaria cases and 644 deaths in 2025, according to World Health Organization figures, underscoring the endemic disease’s heavy toll...

AFCON 2025: Gueye brace fires Senegal into quarter finals

Pape Gueye struck twice as former champions Senegal came from behind to beat Sudan 3-1 in Tangier on Saturday evening and book their place...

Africa faces mounting jobs challenge as youth population surges toward 2035

Africa’s youth population is expanding rapidly, with nearly 500 million people expected to reach working age by 2035, intensifying the need for large-scale job...

Burundi President Raises Fresh Concerns Over Rwanda Relations in New Year Address

BUJUMBURA, Burundi — Burundi’s President Évariste Ndayishimiye used his New Year address to deliver a pointed message on relations with neighbouring Rwanda, accusing Kigali...

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