Waldorf Astoria Rabat Salé opens in Morocco’s tallest building
The new property is located in the 55-storey Mohammed VI Tower, the third tallest skyscraper in Africa.
Editorial Staff May 7
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Abuses Reported by Fulani and Tuareg Communities in Mali Amid Jihadist Attacks
Following recent jihadist offensives, the Fulani and Tuareg communities in Mali face allegations of collaboration with extremist groups, raising concerns about their safety.
Editorial Staff May 7
Insights from the Q1 2026 Africa Mining Bulletin by Dentons
The Q1 2026 Africa Mining Bulletin by Dentons provides key insights and updates on the mining sector across the continent.
Editorial Staff May 6
New Insights into the Unusual Dwarf Nova SRGA J115215.0−510656
Recent observations by astronomers at the South African Astronomical Observatory have shed light on the cataclysmic variable system SRGA J115215.0−510656, revealing its unique characteristics.
Editorial Staff May 6
Mali's Junta and Russian Forces Retreat Amid Rising Threats
Malian and Russian military forces are withdrawing from strategic locations in northern Mali as pro-independence and jihadist offensives escalate.
Editorial Staff May 5
The Challenge of Education: Are Exams Hindering Skill Development?
Education systems worldwide, particularly in Africa, are increasingly focusing on curricula that promote critical thinking and problem-solving. Yet, exams may be a barrier to this progress.
Editorial Staff May 4
Hantavirus Outbreak Claims Lives on Atlantic Cruise Ship
A suspected hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship has resulted in the deaths of three passengers, with additional individuals falling ill, including a Briton in intensive care.
Editorial Staff May 3
Nigeria Calls on South Africa's Envoy Amid Rising Xenophobia
In a move reflecting growing international concern, Nigeria has summoned the South African envoy in response to increasing anti-migrant sentiment targeting Africans in South Africa.
Editorial Staff May 3
Nigeria Calls on South Africa to Address Violence Against Its Citizens
In response to rising anti-migrant protests in South Africa, Nigeria has summoned the South African envoy amid concerns for its nationals' safety.
Editorial Staff May 3
Mali's Security Dilemma: Jihadist and Separatist Forces Unite Amidst Growing Tensions
Mali grapples with escalating security issues as jihadist fighters and Tuareg separatists launch coordinated attacks and impose blockades, particularly around Bamako.
Editorial Staff May 2
Senegal's Legal Community Confronts Challenges Amid New Anti-LGBTQ+ Legislation
As Senegal's new anti-LGBTQ+ law takes effect, lawyers are faced with the difficult choice of defending those accused under its controversial provisions, amid rising arrests.
Editorial Staff May 1
Kenya's Sabastian Sawe Returns to a Hero's Welcome After Historic Marathon Achievement
Upon his return home, Sabastian Sawe, the first man to complete a marathon in under two hours during a competitive event, was celebrated by family and supporters.
Editorial Staff Apr 30
At the Musée Picasso Paris, Henry Taylor and the emergence of African American modernity
A hundred works by the artist reflect the influences that shaped part of his journey and capture, with intensity, the lives of individuals he encountered as well as the history of an entire country.
Editorial Staff Apr 30
Mali's Military Leader Emerges After Recent Attacks
In his first public appearance since recent violent incidents, Mali's military chief visited the injured and engaged with the Russian ambassador, emphasizing international ties.
Editorial Staff Apr 29
Algeria's Resurgence as a Mediator Amid Mali's Junta Challenges
The Bamako junta's difficulties against insurgent groups have allowed Algeria to regain its role as a mediator in the Sahel, reversing a trend of diminishing influence.
Editorial Staff Apr 29
Yomif Kejelcha Achieves Historic Marathon Time Yet Finishes Second
Ethiopian runner Yomif Kejelcha completed the London Marathon in under two hours, securing a remarkable achievement despite finishing in second place. He expressed optimism about improving his time in future races.
Editorial Staff Apr 28
Insurgent Attacks in Mali Challenge Government Stability Amid Weakened Forces
Recent coordinated assaults by JNIM and Tuareg insurgents have resulted in notable casualties among government troops and Russian support, raising questions about the regime's stability.
Editorial Staff Apr 28
Understanding Mali's Dual Insurgencies: Jihadists vs. Tuareg Rebels
An exploration of the differing goals of jihadist groups aiming for a caliphate and Tuareg rebels seeking autonomy in Mali highlights the complexity of the region's conflicts.
Editorial Staff Apr 27
Exploring the Historical Significance of Napata in Ancient Kush
Napata, an ancient city in modern-day Sudan, emerged as a vital urban and cultural hub within the Kushite empire, shaped significantly by its geographical location.
Editorial Staff Apr 27
Mali Faces Increased Tensions Following Death of Defense Minister
The recent death of Mali's defense minister, Sadio Camara, amid a wave of coordinated attacks, raises significant concerns about the junta's stability in Bamako.
Editorial Staff Apr 27