Drone strikes hit Sudan's power and fuel infrastructure
New drone attacks on energy facilities have disrupted electricity supplies across Sudan, prompting UN warnings over civilian services.
The files include military messages, videos and documents pointing to a hidden programme of chlorine-based munitions.
North Darfur’s health ministry plans emergency care, vaccinations and mobile clinics for people displaced from El Fasher.
Sudan's RSF deputy leader Abdelrahim Dagalo secretly travelled to Israel during the war, according to an investigation by Africa Intelligenc…
Firefighters are battling blazes across 10 provinces, with Jijel recording the largest number of active fires.
Millions of Sudanese face water shortages as damaged systems and a renewed cholera outbreak deepen the humanitarian crisis.
The outbreak is now Congo’s worst on record, with 2,378 deaths and rapid spread across six provinces.
The opposition rejects the government's militia claims as President Hakainde Hichilema widens his lead in the vote count.
Burhan backs a national dialogue but says peace must not restore the RSF to power.
Air defences opened fire over Omdurman as witnesses reported drones and explosions in Atbara and Ad-Damar.
A drone struck a tank containing untreated naphtha at Libya’s Zawiya Oil Refining Company on Saturday, causing an oil product leak. Emergenc…
A 5.6-magnitude earthquake struck parts of Egypt before dawn on Monday, with residents in Cairo and several other governorates reporting tha…
A major blackout threatens water supplies and hospitals during extreme heat as officials warn repairs could take days.
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New drone attacks on energy facilities have disrupted electricity supplies across Sudan, prompting UN warnings over civilian services.
Nigeria has isolated an Ebola patient and identified 44 contacts as the outbreak in Congo surpasses 9,500 cases and 4,600 deaths.
AFP says eight soldiers and a police officer were among those killed; Reuters gives a different toll for the Zamfara convoy ambush.
Bangui describes Russian-backed operations against armed groups, while Chad reports serious injuries and demands an explanation.
The rights group documented killings, torture and drone strikes during joint Malian and Russian operations from 2023 to 2025.
Police launched a 72-hour operation to find three gunmen after 11 people were killed at a KwaMakhutha house party.
The files include military messages, videos and documents pointing to a hidden programme of chlorine-based munitions.
North Darfur’s health ministry plans emergency care, vaccinations and mobile clinics for people displaced from El Fasher.
Sudan's RSF deputy leader Abdelrahim Dagalo secretly travelled to Israel during the war, according to an investigation by Africa Intelligence.
Firefighters are battling blazes across 10 provinces, with Jijel recording the largest number of active fires.
Kurmuk’s main hospital has been put out of service as fighting in Sudan’s Blue Nile state drives civilians from the border area.
Millions of Sudanese face water shortages as damaged systems and a renewed cholera outbreak deepen the humanitarian crisis.
The outbreak is now Congo’s worst on record, with 2,378 deaths and rapid spread across six provinces.
The opposition rejects the government's militia claims as President Hakainde Hichilema widens his lead in the vote count.
Burhan backs a national dialogue but says peace must not restore the RSF to power.
More than 20 civilians were reported killed in Qeisan as drone attacks resumed around Sudan’s capital.
Air defences opened fire over Omdurman as witnesses reported drones and explosions in Atbara and Ad-Damar.
A drone struck a tank containing untreated naphtha at Libya’s Zawiya Oil Refining Company on Saturday, causing an oil product leak. Emergency teams contained the incident, with no injuries or fires reported.
A 5.6-magnitude earthquake struck parts of Egypt before dawn on Monday, with residents in Cairo and several other governorates reporting that they felt the tremor. Authorities said no casualties or property damage have been reported so far.
A major blackout threatens water supplies and hospitals during extreme heat as officials warn repairs could take days.