Mali: Thousands of Malians Demonstrate in Support of the Government's Fight Against Terror Groups

Two weeks before, the armed forces had fought off the highly-coordinated attacks on six cities by about 12,000 jihadist and separatist fighters on April 25. Read more »

Mali: 'Sovereignty Will Be Consolidated', Reiterates Malian President After 'Foreign-Sponsored' Terror Attacks in Six Cities

While Western media continued prophesying the fall of the popular, sovereignist government that expelled French troops, the cabinet met on April 29 to push forward with… Read more »

Kenya: Kenyan Court Recriminalizes Abortion

Reproductive rights advocates warn that the ruling spells grave danger for both doctors and pregnant women, thousands of whom die of unsafe abortions every year in Kenya. Read more »

Eswatini: Swazi Political Organizers and Activists Face Wave of State Repression

Pro-democracy activists in Swaziland have accused the state of targeting leaders with fabricated charges in an effort to silence dissent. Read more »

Africa: Cuban Solidarity With Africa Was 'Never Rhetorical, It Was Practical'

Socialist Party of Zambia leader Dr. Fred M'membe shared reflections on a recent solidarity mission to Cuba and Venezuela and the urgent need for people's movements in Africa to… Read more »

Africa: Africa Progressive Movements Continue to Rally in Solidarity With Cuba

Following an initiative coordinated by Pan Africanism Today as part of a continent-wide mobilization in solidarity with the people of Cuba, various movements across Africa have… Read more »

Niger: Niger's Foreign Ministry Summoned European Envoy to Protest 'Interference in Its Internal Affairs'

Within hours after the European Parliament adopted a resolution demanding the "immediate and unconditional release" of Niger's ousted, France-backed former president Mohamed… Read more »

West Africa: Niger and Algeria Rebuild Ties Following Sahel Diplomatic Strains

Niger and Algeria have moved to reset relations following months of strain linked to broader Sahel tensions and shifting regional alliances after a two-day diplomatic engagement… Read more »

Kenya: Kenyan Communist Leader Booker Ngesa Omole Was Abducted, Tortured, and Remains Illegally Detained, Says CPM-K

The Communist Party Marxist-Kenya says its secretary general, Booker Ngesa Omole, was abducted and tortured by Kenyan security officers and is now being held at Mlolongo Police… Read more »

Niger: Tensions Escalate Between Niger and Its Former Colonizer France

A top leader in Niger called for citizens to remain alert given increased tensions with France. Niger has publicly accused France of attempting to violate its territorial… Read more »

South Africa: South Africa Expels Israeli Ambassador - Israel Retaliates By Expelling South Africa's Ambassador to Palestine

South Africa has not had an ambassador to Israel for many years. Israel's demand that South Africa's ambassador leave Palestine "underscores Israel's refusal to honor international… Read more »

Uganda: Ugandan Military Continues Post-Election Manhunt for Main Opposition Leader Bobi Wine

After bragging of killing 30 members of Wine's party, Uganda's military chief, Muhoozi Kainerugaba, son of its 81-year-old president and heir apparent, said "our troops have orders… Read more »

Sudan: The War in Sudan Is 'Between Two Wings of a Comprador Parasitic Capitalist Class'

The war in Sudan is not simply "between two generals, but between two wings of a comprador parasitic capitalist class," fighting each other against the backdrop of a regional and… Read more »

Mali: Mali Recovers Over U.S.$1.2 Billion After Renegotiating Mining Deals

The government of Mali recovered at least USD 1.2 billion after conducting a sector-wide audit and renegotiating mining agreements. Read more »

Tunisia: Tunisian Authorities Arrest 21 People Connected to Protests in Kairouan

The anti-government demonstrations erupted following the death of a young man who had been injured and severely beaten by the Tunisian police in late November. Read more »

Rwanda: Rwanda-Backed M23 Pushes Conflict to Uvira Despite Washington Peace Deal

Barely a week after Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) signed a peace agreement aimed at stabilizing the eastern region of the DRC, the M23 rebel group launched a… Read more »

Benin: Propped Up By Foreign Troops, Benin's Regime Targets Opposition

More than a week after a military intervention restored the president to power after a rebellion in the Beninese military, foreign troops continue to prop up Patrice Talon as his… Read more »

Tanzania: From the 'Island of Peace' Myth to Massacre

When the people rose up after Tanzania's disrupted elections, they shattered a long-standing taboo: the belief that Tanzanians can only demonstrate at the state's will. Read more »

Benin: Foreign Troops Restore France-Backed Talon Regime in Benin Following Coup Attempt

After restoring the France-backed regime of Patrice Talon following a coup, foreign troops have remained in Benin, maintaining control over the Presidential residence and several… Read more »

Guinea Bissau: Election Results Withheld After 'Staged' Coup in Guinea-Bissau - Opposition Cries Foul

Guinea-Bissau's election commission has claimed inability to announce election results after soldiers siege ballots and destroy servers holding the voting data after a coup… Read more »

Congo-Kinshasa: DR Congo-Rwanda Leaders Head to Washington for Final Peace Deal With Trump

The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Rwanda are expected to sign a peace deal in Washington on 4 December 2025, in a deal brokered by President Donald Trump. Read more »

Guinea Bissau: Guinea-Bissau - a Coup Staged to Protect the Neocolonial Order?

Claiming to be under arrest, President Embaló has left the country while his opponents remain in custody after a military coup a day ahead of the announcement of the final… Read more »

Burkina Faso: Blandine Sankara - 'Agroecology Is a Form of Resistance and Decolonization'

Founded by Thomas Sankara's sister, Yelemani Association inspires the fight against desertification in Burkina Faso. Read more »

Ghana: 'Inalienable Right of Africans and People of African Descent to Full Reparations', Asserts Accra Declaration

Ghana's president John Mahama unveiled a plan for visa-free travel between African countries in his keynote address to an international conference organized by the Pan-African… Read more »

Burkina Faso: Agricultural Offensive - How Burkina Faso Is Moving Towards Self-Sufficiency in Food Production

The government of Ibrahim Traoré seeks to reduce dependence on imports in a country where 80% of the population are farmers. Read more »