Piers Potter

Amazon has officially entered the satellite internet race, launching its first batch of operational Project Kuiper satellites into orbit on Monday, marking a major step...

  One week after an attempted coup in Burkina Faso, tensions continue to simmer in the capital, Ouagadougou, especially within the armed forces. Local media...

A senior figure in South Africa’s ruling ANC party has defended the country’s sovereignty in the face of rising tensions with the United States over...

At least 68 African migrants have been killed and 47 others critically injured after a US airstrike hit a detention center in Yemen’s Houthi-controlled Saada...

Namibia’s newly elected president, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, has announced that tuition and registration fees at public universities and technical colleges will be scrapped from 2026—marking a...

The world is grappling with an unprecedented displacement crisis. As of mid-2024, an estimated 122.6 million people have been forcibly displaced—including 43.7 million refugees—highlighting the...

Kabila’s return highlights a deeper issue within the DRC’s political landscape: the longstanding link between military force and political power. From the AFDL to the...

Benin’s government has confirmed that 54 soldiers were killed in a devastating attack by suspected jihadists in the north of the country last week—significantly revising...

A key border crossing between Tanzania and Malawi fell quiet on Thursday, as a growing regional trade spat prompted Tanzania to ban agricultural imports from...

Kenya’s distance running queen, Faith Kipyegon, is setting her sights on an audacious new goal: becoming the first woman to run a mile in under...