Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) is investigating the deaths of 15 elephants in the Amboseli ecosystem after preliminary laboratory tests detected a possible toxic substance in samples taken from several of the animals. The elephant deaths occurred between June 24 and July 24 across Amboseli National Park, Kimana Sanctuary and the Kuku Ranch area in southern… Continue reading Kenya Elephant Deaths Under Investigation After 15 Die
Thousands of Sudanese refugees who escaped the war now face another life-threatening challenge. The Sudanese refugees water crisis Chad has left families struggling to find clean drinking water in overcrowded camps across eastern Chad. In Goudrane refugee camp, which shelters nearly 50,000 refugees, families recently waited four days before a water truck finally arrived. As… Continue reading Sudanese Refugees in Chad Face Severe Water Crisis
Cape Town authorities have approved Equinix’s proposal to build two large data centres despite strong opposition from environmental activists concerned about the project’s impact on water resources, electricity consumption and the surrounding environment. The decision marks an important milestone for the US-based digital infrastructure company as it expands its presence in Africa, where demand for… Continue reading Equinix South Africa Data Centres Approved
At Least 14 Killed in Fresh Attack on Village in Nigeria’s Benue State The Benue Village Attack has left at least 14 people dead after armed attackers stormed a community in Nigeria’s Benue State. Security forces have launched an investigation while local authorities continue searching for those responsible. The latest violence has renewed concerns over… Continue reading Benue Village Attack Kills 14 in Nigeria
Africa could lose up to $20 billion as the Africa Super El Nio threatens agriculture, food security, infrastructure, and economic growth, according to the African Development Bank (AfDB). The bank warned that governments should prepare for severe droughts, floods, and rising food prices. Officials also urged countries to strengthen climate resilience before the weather event… Continue reading Africa Super El Nio: $20 Billion Economic Blow Warned
Malawi utility-scale battery technology has reached a major milestone after the country installed its first large-scale battery energy storage system. The project will improve solar power generation, stabilize the electricity grid, and reduce frequent blackouts across the country. Government officials say the battery system will help Malawi strengthen energy security while supporting its transition to… Continue reading Malawi Installs First Utility-Scale Battery to Boost Solar Power
Britain has cancelled a planned military training exercise in Kenya after the two countries failed to reach agreement on key defence arrangements, highlighting growing tensions over legal jurisdiction and accountability. The cancelled exercise, which had been scheduled for September 2026, was called off after the necessary approvals were not secured. The development has raised fresh… Continue reading Why the UK Cancelled a Military Exercise in Kenya and What It Means
The Congo Ebola outbreak has reached a critical stage as healthcare workers at one of the country’s main treatment centers walked off the job over unpaid salaries, raising concerns about the response to one of the fastest-growing Ebola outbreaks on record. Authorities confirmed nearly 3,000 Ebola infections, while the death toll has climbed above 1,300,… Continue reading Congo Ebola Outbreak Nears 3,000 Cases as Health Workers Strike Over Unpaid Salaries
Nigeria has announced its largest military expansion in recent years, as President Bola Tinubu approved a major plan to strengthen the country’s armed forces in response to worsening security challenges across several regions. The ambitious initiative includes the recruitment of 28,000 additional soldiers and the creation of four new army divisions, increasing the total number… Continue reading Nigeria Approves Largest Military Expansion to Combat Rising Security Threats
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has secured a temporary legal victory after a court halted a parliamentary impeachment inquiry linked to the controversial Farmgate scandal. The ruling pauses the inquiry while Ramaphosa challenges a report that concluded he may have breached the constitution over the high-profile case. Court Suspends Parliamentary Inquiry On Friday, a South… Continue reading South African President Cyril Ramaphosa Wins Court Order Halting Farmgate Inquiry
