Africa News

Experts say the U.S. government must act to weaken China’s control over African minerals sectors to ensure America’s security and combat corruption in Africa.

A study reveals that almost 1,000 civilians were killed in at least 50 drone strikes in Africa between November 2021 and November 2024.

The fall of the Republican Palace—which was the seat of government before the war broke out—appears to mark a significant victory for the army in the civil war.

Opponents say they will abandon the coalition government if the ruling ANC pushes through a VAT hike.

The Houthis say the strikes led to 31 deaths; the United States has not yet released death toll estimates.

In videos displaying the chaos, musicians pleaded with spectators to flee as quickly as possible while people ran through the smoke.

Last month, President Donald Trump signed an executive order cutting federal aid to South Africa, objecting to its land policy.

A South African police unit specializing in ‘crimes against the state’ is investigating disinformation claims against several Trump-supporting organizations.

The South African government said it was not going to ‘partake in counterproductive megaphone diplomacy.’

The government isn’t seizing farms, but radical fringe groups are encouraging invasions of land that they say was stolen by white settlers.

Affirmative action and black economic empowerment are central to the government’s plans. Critics want them replaced with merit-based employment programs.

A humiliating misadventure in the Congo has left South African peacekeeping troops trapped by rebels, exposing longstanding problems.