Biya announces Cameroon presidential election for October

President Paul Biya, the world's oldest serving head of state at 92, has not said whether he plans to seek another term.

UN welcomes PKK terrorist group disarmament process

'We hope that it will encourage further steps towards lasting peace in region,' says spokesperson.

Sudan names five more ministers as cabinet takes shape

The total number of appointed ministers rises to 10 out of 22 planned portfolios in the newly announced Government of Hope.

Mountains in Cameroon, Malawi awarded World Heritage status

UNESCO Director-General Audrey Azoulay has presented Africa as a priority during her two terms in office, although the continent remains underrepresented in the list.

Tottenham Spurs sign Ghanaian star Kudus in landmark deal

Kudus, a highly sought-after player also drew interest from Premier League rivals Chelsea and Newcastle.

Abdirahman Fiili: Refugee quarter to red carpet as muse for Somalia's cultural revival

This multifaceted Somali producer, director, writer, poet and musician turned a childhood steeped in setbacks into a creative legacy that speaks for an entire nation.

Unbleached and unapologetic: Somalis campaign for natural skin beauty

How Kenyan pastoralists are struggling to preserve a way of life amid climate crisis

Opinion

Why Kenya’s Faith Kipyegon fell short in sub-four mile attempt

Faith's sub-four-minute mile attempt didn't succeed because the race setup focused more on show than on what she truly needed; space, rhythm, and control—not distraction.

Mehmet Emre Kahraman

Operation Spiderweb: The rising cost of falling behind in modern warfare

Huseyin Nurlu

Mineral rush: China’s grip, America’s gamble and Türkiye’s rise

By Mohammad Eslami

To be (nuclear) or not to be: Iran’s NPT dilemma after US strikes

By Rabia Yavuz

Gaza forces us to ask: Whose grief is allowed to be public?

Martin Keino

Why Kenya’s Faith Kipyegon fell short in sub-four mile attempt

Faith's sub-four-minute mile attempt didn't succeed because the race setup focused more on show than on what she truly needed; space, rhythm, and control—not distraction.

Mehmet Emre Kahraman

Operation Spiderweb: The rising cost of falling behind in modern warfare

Huseyin Nurlu

Mineral rush: China’s grip, America’s gamble and Türkiye’s rise

By Mohammad Eslami

To be (nuclear) or not to be: Iran’s NPT dilemma after US strikes

By Rabia Yavuz

Gaza forces us to ask: Whose grief is allowed to be public?

Biya announces Cameroon presidential election for October

President Paul Biya, the world's oldest serving head of state at 92, has not said whether he plans to seek another term.

UN welcomes PKK terrorist group disarmament process

'We hope that it will encourage further steps towards lasting peace in region,' says spokesperson.

Sudan names five more ministers as cabinet takes shape

The total number of appointed ministers rises to 10 out of 22 planned portfolios in the newly announced Government of Hope.

Abdirahman Fiili: Refugee quarter to red carpet as muse for Somalia's cultural revival

This multifaceted Somali producer, director, writer, poet and musician turned a childhood steeped in setbacks into a creative legacy that speaks for an entire nation.

Unbleached and unapologetic: Somalis campaign for natural skin beauty

How Kenyan pastoralists are struggling to preserve a way of life amid climate crisis

Mountains in Cameroon, Malawi awarded World Heritage status

UNESCO Director-General Audrey Azoulay has presented Africa as a priority during her two terms in office, although the continent remains underrepresented in the list.

Opinion

Why Kenya’s Faith Kipyegon fell short in sub-four mile attempt

Faith's sub-four-minute mile attempt didn't succeed because the race setup focused more on show than on what she truly needed; space, rhythm, and control—not distraction.

Mehmet Emre Kahraman

Operation Spiderweb: The rising cost of falling behind in modern warfare

Huseyin Nurlu

Mineral rush: China’s grip, America’s gamble and Türkiye’s rise

By Mohammad Eslami

To be (nuclear) or not to be: Iran’s NPT dilemma after US strikes

By Rabia Yavuz

Gaza forces us to ask: Whose grief is allowed to be public?

Martin Keino

Why Kenya’s Faith Kipyegon fell short in sub-four mile attempt

Faith's sub-four-minute mile attempt didn't succeed because the race setup focused more on show than on what she truly needed; space, rhythm, and control—not distraction.

Mehmet Emre Kahraman