Ethiopia declares state of emergency over Amhara violence

Ethiopia's federal government has declared a "state of emergency" as violent clashes intensify between the national army and local fighters in the northern region of Amhara.

Ethiopia's federal government has declared a "state of emergency" as violent clashes intensify between the national army and local fighters in the northern region of Amhara.

South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol has called for the mobilisation of all possible forces, and police have announced they "won't hesitate" to use firearms after a series of stabbings shook the typically low-crime country.

Two people were killed on Monday during protests in southern Senegal following the indictment and detention of prominent opposition figure Ousmane Sonko, a presidential candidate for the 2024 election.

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.

North Korea has extended a warm welcome to Russian Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu and his delegation, as they arrived in Pyongyang on Tuesday evening, according to state media reports.

Lionel Messi's impact in the United States continued as he scored twice in Inter Miami's 4-0 victory over Atlanta United, securing his team's place in the knockout rounds of the Leagues Cup.

The FIFA Women's World Cup saw a remarkable display from Ary Borges, who scored a hat-trick for Brazil, while Germany secured a resounding victory to kick off their campaign.

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

A tribute from Strive Masiyiwa for Archbishop Professor Ezekiel Handinawangu Guti who went to be with the Lord Jesus Christ this week, at the age of 100!

In a thrilling Women's World Cup opener in Wellington, Sweden fought back and secured a 2-1 victory against South Africa in the pouring rain.