01:22 Somalia Cheetah cubs destined for illegal wildlife trade rescued in Somaliland Despite being severely undernourished and limping from months of being tied up – the 10 cubs are now in a stable condition.
01:13 famine Aid cuts are putting emergency nutrition programmes in Africa at risk Save the Children says severely malnourished youngsters are the most vulnerable with at least four countries expected to run out of emergency ...
01:18 Africa Elections Somalia's president and opposition leaders reach historic election agreement Somalia's president and opposition leaders reach historic election agreement
02:01 Migrants Residents of Uganda capital concerned about US deportations pact Ugandans on Tuesday questioned an agreement with the United States to receive deported migrants, highlighting the lack of parliamentary approval ...
02:22 Israeli-Palestinian conflict UN declares famine in Gaza as more people starve to death The IPC determination comes after months of warnings by aid groups that Israel's restrictions of food and other aid into Gaza, and its military ...
00:59 Somalia Somalia: 3 former presidents unite to condemn land misuse and forced evictions This is the first time all three surviving former presidents have publicly united in criticism, signaling deep institutional concern over land ...
01:32 Somalia Security forces in Somalia confront Islamic State militants The fighting is being mostly carried out by forces in the semi-autonomous Puntland region and it has been substantial, as soldiers in this remote ...
01:08 Somalia Somalia says dozens of al shabab fighters killed in army operation Since July, Somali forces and African Union peacekeepers have intensified operations against the group's strongholds in the centre and south ...
01:03 Sex crime DR Congo, Somalia top cases of conflict-related sexual violence - UN report In Congo's Kivu alone, health workers treated more than 17,000 victims of sexual violence over just five months last year, according to the report, ...
01:00 Libya 27 migrants drown off Lampedusa, dozens rescued Humanitarian organizations warn that the central Mediterranean route remains one of the world’s deadliest migration corridors, with thousands ...
01:42 Piracy Rising maritime threats demand global cooperation, say experts at UN meeting Emerging challenges to global maritime security, including piracy, armed robbery, and cyber threats, are growing more complex and interconnected, ...
Guinea Guinea: Paulo Duarte appointed new coach of the Syli National Paulo Duarte, the 56-year-old Portuguese national, has been named the new head coach by the Guinean Football Federation on Monday.
00:57 Harare U.S. stops issuing visas to Zimbabeans The U.S. embassy in Zimbabwe cited national security and public safety concerns
01:10 Somalia Ethiopia appoints new envoy to Somalia as ties improve Addis Ababa and Mogadishu had been embroiled in a bitter row prompted by Ethiopia's quest for sea access from Somaliland, a breakaway region ...
01:00 Somalia Camel dairies signal change in Somalia’s livestock economy On the outskirts of Mogadishu, camels, a central part of Somali pastoralist life, are increasingly being used in efforts to develop commercial ...
00:09 Somalia Camels at the heart of Somalia’s agricultural transformation On the dusty outskirts of the capital, the camel now finds itself at the centre of an agricultural revolution that could redefine Somali farming.
01:00 World Tour Pix of the Day: August 4, 2025 Africanews focuses on the most striking images of the day's news.
01:12 counterterrorism UN warns of rising ISIS, Al-Qaida threats in Africa and Syria Experts also warn of increasing financial strain on ISIS, with fighter salaries hitting record lows and new covert methods being used to move ...
Ghana Ghana expands visa-free travel with Global South as US borders tighten ”The Mahama administration is determined to make the Ghanaian passport one of the most valuable and respected travel documents in the world,”.
01:14 Tanzania Tanzania bans foreigners from key businesses, risks regional fallout Tanzania is cracking down on foreign participation in key sectors of its economy. Under a new directive, foreigners are now prohibited from engaging ...
00:52 Somaliland Somaliland offers the US a base and minerals in exchange for recognition Despite its relative stability, Somaliland, which declared independence from Somalia in 1991, is yet to be recognised as a sovereign state.
01:33 Kenya The ripple effect of Trump's budget cuts on refugee camps in Kenya Global aid organizations are experiencing the effects of the Trump administration's choice to close USAID and reduce funding for other aid groups.
01:08 Somalia Al-Shabab fighters seize central Somali town, displacing thousands Fighters of the al-Qaeda-linked group captured the town of Tardo in the central Hiiran region.
01:01 Kenya Kenya: Visa-free travel now available for many African and Caribbean countries Kenya has officially eliminated visa requirements for all African and most Caribbean nations.
01:17 Recep Tayyip Erdogan Somalia-Ethiopia tensions escalate as port deal talks stall Tensions between Somalia and Ethiopia are escalating as mediation efforts over a controversial port access pact stall. The talks, brokered by ...
Migration agreement between Libya and Italy More migrants arrive as Greece suspends asylum applications Over 500 migrants arrived at the Port of Lavrio near Athens Thursday after being intercepted south of the island of Crete, as Greece implements ...
02:06 Somalia UN report reveals 4.6 million people struggling with food insecurity Somalia is currently facing severe food insecurity, with 4.6 million individuals experiencing food shortages, as reported by the United Nations ...
Africanews U.S. slashes visa duration for some African nationals amid policy shift Tuesday’s visa revision follows the Trump administration's travel ban announced on June 5th affecting 12 countries including Chad, the Republic ...
02:15 France Small boat crossings by migrants in northern France on the rise From the start of the year, over 20,000 men, women, and children have made it to the United Kingdom – which is 7,000 more than during the equivalent ...
