The United States has announced sweeping changes to its non-immigrant visa policy for Cameroon, Ethiopia and Nigeria, cutting the duration and conditions under which most travellers from those countries can enter.
The regulations required for the Cannabis for Private Purposes Act to be implemented will be finalised by March 2026.
Read MoreKenya’s president on Wednesday broke his silence on recent anti-government protests that left dozens dead, urging police to “break the legs” of those who stole and burned property during the demonstrations.
Read MoreUS President Donald Trump is set to meet the leaders of five African states, an invitation the White House sees as an "incredible" commercial opportunity.
Read MoreNairobi, July 9 (Prensa Latina) Anti-government protests in Nairobi and other cities last Monday left 31 dead, 107 injured, and more than 530 arrested, the National Human Rights Commission (KNHRC), an unofficial body, reported today.
Read MoreNairobi, July 9 (Prensa Latina) The IGAD Regional Agenda for Women's Land Rights is our compass, not our destiny, said Mohamed Abdi Ware, deputy executive secretary of the African organization, here today.
Read MoreMadrid hosted the Africa-Spain Summit 2025, organized by One Africa Forums, to highlight Spanish cooperation with the African continent.
Read MoreSouth Africa's President Cyril Ramaphosa has opposed what he calls the "unilateral" higher trade tariffs imposed on his country by the US.
Read MoreNigeria's two main opposition leaders have joined a new political party to challenge President BolaTinubu and his ruling party in the next election.
Read MoreUganda's long-serving president, Yoweri Museveni, 80, has been declared the governing party's candidate in next year's presidential election, opening the way for him to seek to extend his nearly 40 years in power.
Read MoreTanzania's Prime Minister Kassim Majaliwa has announced that he will not seek re-election in the forthcoming parliamentary elections, effectively preventing him from being re-appointed.
Read MoreSouth Africa's two biggest political parties are in an unhappy marriage, but neither side wants to file divorce papers as it could damage them and, ultimately, their offspring - South African voters.
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