African leaders demand Niger junta to cede power or face sanctions

African leaders on Sunday, gave the junta in Niger one week to relinquish power or face potential forceful intervention, while also imposing financial sanctions on the coup leaders.

African leaders on Sunday, gave the junta in Niger one week to relinquish power or face potential forceful intervention, while also imposing financial sanctions on the coup leaders.

Gabon's upcoming presidential election will see President Ali Bongo Ondimba contend with 18 other candidates, as announced by authorities on Monday.

Facebook, Instagram, and other social media networks are back online in Ethiopia after being blocked for five months, according to internet advocacy organization Open Observatory of Network Interference (OONI).

Google has made a significant announcement on Thursday, introducing Swahili to Google Bard, its conversational AI service.

Nigeria's President Bola Tinubu has suspended the country's anti-corruption chief as part of an investigation into allegations of abuse of office, the government said

Bola Tinubu, a long-time political figure and kingmaker, was sworn in as the president of Nigeria on Monday, succeeding Muhammadu Buhari, who stepped down after serving two terms in office.

Rwandan President Paul Kagame has announced his plans to retire from office after 23 years in power.

Botswana's government has denied allegations that it plans to arrest and poison exiled former President Ian Khama upon his return from South Africa, where he has been living in exile since 2021.

Lesotho lawmakers are set to debate the possibility of reclaiming land from South Africa, with a motion put forward by opposition MP Tsepo Lipholo of the Basotho Convenient Movement (BCM).

Burkina Faso's government has suspended indefinitely the transmission of France 24 programmes on its national territory after an interview with leader of al-Qaeda militant group’s North Africa wing, Aqim.