Egypt Train Crash Kills Seven and Injures Over 100 Near Giza in Latest Rail Disaster
A deadly collision between two trains near Egypt's Giza has left at least seven people dead and more than 100 injured, with the death toll feared to rise.
World Athletics Awards: Kenya's Sawe and Britain's Kerr Battle for Moment of the Year in Monaco
Sabastian Sawe's historic sub-two-hour marathon and Josh Kerr's mile world record are among three nominees for the World Athletics Awards' Moment of the Year.
Four Dead, Dozens Hurt as Two Trains Collide Near Cairo in Egypt's Latest Rail Disaster
A rear-end collision between two trains near Giza has killed at least four people and left nearly 90 others injured, Egyptian authorities confirm.
Asiedu Nketiah Becomes First-Ever Chairman of New Pan-African Political Parties Body
Ghana's former NDC General Secretary Johnson Asiedu Nketiah has been elected inaugural Chairman of the African Political Parties Initiative at a landmark summit in Addis Ababa.
Kenyan Cult Leader Gets 200-Year Sentence After 191 Starved to Death in Forest of Horrors
A Kenyan court has handed doomsday cult leader Paul Mackenzie a 200-year prison sentence for orchestrating the starvation deaths of 191 people, mostly children.
Ghana's BRICS Bid: Why Opening a Second Financial Door Could Reshape the Country's Economic Future
Ghana's potential alignment with BRICS is less about geopolitical allegiance and more about securing alternative financing options beyond traditional Western institutions.
Robert Mugabe's Son Chatunga Arrested in Zimbabwe Over Assault and Luxury Car Smuggling Probe
Bellarmine Chatunga Mugabe, youngest son of Zimbabwe's late former president, has been arrested alongside four others following an assault incident linked to a luxury vehicle smuggling investigation.
Democrats Seize Control of US Congress in Sweeping Midterm Rebuke of Trump
American voters handed Democrats full control of Congress in midterm elections, delivering a sharp rejection of President Trump's agenda and leadership.
UN Peacekeeping Mission in Western Sahara Collapses After US-Russia Deadlock — What It Means for Africa
A US-Russia standoff at the UN Security Council has ended a 34-year peacekeeping mission in Western Sahara, raising fresh concerns about stability in North Africa.
Nigerian Fintech Giant OPay Abandons New York Stock Listing After Mysterious Regulatory Probe
SoftBank-backed payment platform OPay scraps $304m US IPO hours after pricing, citing unnamed foreign regulator inquiry.
Africa must seize economic power through trade unity, says Namibian president
Namibian leader calls for stronger African integration and self-determined trade policies to boost continental influence.
Ghana's Sam George Takes Helm of African Union Digital Leadership as AU Pushes Continental Tech Integration
Communications Minister Samuel George confirmed as Chair of AU's ICT committee, pledging implementation-focused agenda for Africa's digital transformation.