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Several world leaders, including South Africa, Turkey, Iran and Nigeria, have hailed Pope Francis as a man who championed the poor and who was not afraid to pronounce on the genocide taking place in the Gaza Strip.
Several world leaders, including South Africa, Turkey, Iran and Nigeria, have hailed Pope Francis as a man who championed the poor and who was not afraid to pronounce on the genocide taking place in the Gaza Strip.
The African Union warns that newly imposed US tariffs threaten to unravel decades of beneficial trade relationships, urging a reconsideration of these measures to preserve mutual cooperation
SADC leaders announce a phased withdrawal of peacekeeping forces from the DRC, responding to escalating violence and the tragic loss of 18 troops in recent clashes.
SADC leaders announce a phased withdrawal of peacekeeping forces from the DRC, responding to escalating violence and the tragic loss of 18 troops in recent clashes.
Reflections on China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi’s 2025 Press Conference.
Over the past year, the AU has united and led African countries in vigorously advancing integration, actively responding to regional and global challenges.
At the 38th African Union Summit in Addis Ababa, leaders discuss the urgent need for reparations and address the ongoing conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo, emphasising the importance of dialogue and justice.
Senior government figures back move for soldiers not to return home despite 14 being killed in combat late last month.
As Rwandan-backed forces seize control of key cities, the African Union summit opens this Saturday, with the Democratic Republic of Congo's president absent and urgent calls for decisive action.
Senior government figures back move for soldiers not to return home despite 14 being killed in combat late last month.
Zimbabwe's Foreign Affairs Minister Amon Murwira has announced plans for an imminent visit to Russia, highlighting the strengthening ties between the two nations.
The African Mining Vision is set to revolutionise the continent's mining sector through electric vehicle adoption and green mineral strategies. This transformation promises to boost economic growth while addressing climate change challenges and creating sustainable job opportunities across Africa.
In December 2006, a crucial African statistical development initiative nearly collapsed under the weight of post-war tensions between Angola and Rwanda. This is the untold story of how careful diplomacy and determination saved continental cooperation in the face of colonial legacy conflicts.
The chairperson of the Defence and Military Veterans Portfolio Committee has apologised for the last-minute cancellation of a meeting intended to discuss the tragic deaths of 13 SANDF members in the DRC.
The current conflict in the DRC is not just a crisis of governance or ethnic tensions but a direct continuation of a colonial project rebranded for the 21st century.
M23 rebels are steadily encircling Goma, the DRC's strategic eastern city, as the national army struggles to defend its territory. With alleged support from Rwanda and facing a weakened Congolese military, the rebels have captured key positions, forcing over 230,000 people to flee.
Donald Trump's imminent return to the White House signals potential disruptions for African economies, with experts warning of reduced investments, trade tensions, and policy shifts that could affect crucial partnerships. From AGOA to climate agreements, African nations face uncertainty as Trump's 'America First' policy threatens existing diplomatic and economic relationships.
Ghana has announced a groundbreaking visa-free policy for all African passport holders, promoting intra-African travel and economic collaboration while honouring the legacy of Kwame Nkrumah
An extraordinary first for the African continent
Swapo’s Uahekua Herunga rubbished assertions that the defeat of Kamala Harris in the United States does not augur well for Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah’s presidential hopes.
Political violence which erupted in Mozambique following the disputed October 9 elections is set to dominate the regional bloc’s meeting in Harare.
Veteran journalist Bongani Siziba told IOL that they were working in Maputo when they were suddenly surrounded and whisked away by the Mozambican police.
Kayode Akintemi, chief executive of News Central TV said his television news crew was arrested on Thursday while covering developments in Maputo, Mozambique.
The G20 Summit in Brazil marks a historic moment as the African Union joins as a full member, highlighting Africa’s growing influence in global governance and economic discussions.