Hackers say thy have regained control of more than 30 websites in Mozambique, after the government said it had repelled an attack on Monday. A group called “Yemeni Hackers” said they were be... Read more

At least 60 people were killed on Monday in an explosion at a make-shift gold mine in a village near Gaoua in south-west Burkina Faso. Dozens more people were injured, including women and ch... Read more

Somalia’s President Mohamed Farmaajo has rejected an oil revenue sharing deal signed by the petroleum ministry and an American firm. Coastline Exploration said it had signed seven deal... Read more

Lawmakers in Mali have unanimously approved a plan allowing the military junta to rule for up to five years. No date has yet been set for future polls. Elections had been due last month but... Read more

South Africa’s health ministry says people over the age of 18 will now be allowed to “mix” their vaccines. It means, for example, that those who took the Johnson & John... Read more

Nigerian authorities say they have seized 120 tonnes of imported animal hides and skins in Lagos city. They were intercepted on suspicion that were already processed with chemicals for use i... Read more

Protests broke out in cities across Morocco on Sunday against rising prices and to commemorate the 11th anniversary of the launch of a major reform movement. February 20th was a pro-reform a... Read more

At least 80 supporters of an opposition party in Zimbabwe remain in detention after they were arrested in the city of Masvingo over the weekend. They were rounded up ahead of a rally in the... Read more

A court in Dar es Salaam has ruled that Freeman Mbowe, the leader of Tanzania’s main opposition party, will have to stand trial on charges of terrorism, prolonging a case that some see... Read more

The US State Department has announced that it is freezing nearly $160m (£118m) in foreign aid to Burkina Faso. The announcement follows a detailed assessment of the events leading to the ove... Read more

A Kenyan teacher faces arrest after one person died and at least a dozen others were injured when a convoy of school buses was attacked by bandits. Interior Minister Fred Matiang’i sug... Read more

Mozambique’s defence minister says many people displaced from Cabo Delgado region by jihadist violence will be able to return by June this year. Defence Minister Cristóvão Chume said t... Read more

Liberia’s main opposition Unity Party is now the second to withdraw from the four-party coalition that’s planning to challenge President George Weah in next year’s election... Read more

A widely shared video showing Kenyan lawyer Paul Gicheru, who is on trial at the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague, pleading guilty has been faked. The clip, which has been vie... Read more