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Drone strike in besieged Sudan city kills dozens

BBC News Africa  

El-Fasher has been surrounded by the RSF for 17 months, as residents face hunger and starvation.

No foul play in the death of South African Ambassador, authorities say

Africanews  

No signs of foul play have been found in the death of South Africa’s Ambassador to France, Nathi Mthethwa, authorities say. The exact cause is still unknown. French investigators are working closely with South African officials as the probe continues.

Tens of thousands of Palestinians return to devastated northern Gaza amid ceasefire

Africanews  

Tens of thousands of Palestinians began returning Saturday to the devastated northern Gaza Strip after a U.S.‑brokered ceasefire came into effect.

King Mohammed VI addresses Parliament amid mounting tensions

Africanews  

King Mohammed VI, flanked by Crown Prince Moulay El Hassan and Prince Moulay Rachid, addressed Parliament Friday to begin the final legislative year. He urged lawmakers to act with “seriousness and responsibility,” to finish pending bills, and drive forward national projects.

Trump threatens new 100% tariff on Chinese imports

Africanews  

President Donald Trump said Friday that he’s placing an additional 100% tax on Chinese imports starting on Nov. 1 or sooner, potentially escalating tariff rates close to levels that in April fanned fears of a global recession.

Seychelles runoff vote could reshape Island nation’s course

Africanews  

Seychellois voters went to the polls Saturday in a closely watched presidential runoff between incumbent Wavel Ramkalawan and challenger Patrick Herminie. The two face off after neither won an outright majority in the first round two weeks earlier.

Trump supporters disappointed after Nobel Peace Prize goes to Venezuela’s Machado

Africanews  

Disappointment is rippling through Donald Trump supporters in Florida after Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado was awarded the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize not the former US president.

Beyond electricity: Can Ethiopia’s Renaissance Dam forge a united future?

AfricaDotcom  

The recent inauguration of Africa's largest hydroelectric dam, the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, represents the triumphant fulfillment of a national

Seydou Keïta’s portraits of Mali come alive at the Brooklyn Museum

AfricaDotcom  

Step into the vibrant world of mid-century Mali through the lens of master photographer Seydou Keïta. His genius at capturing portraits, now featured in

Yorùbá twin carvings inspire global dialogue through the Ìbejì Project

AfricaDotcom  

Nigerian collector Kayode Adegbola has turned his fascination with Yorùbá ère ìbejì—intricate wooden twin carvings—into the Ìbejì Project, a global

Rahmah Library: Where architecture meets community and literacy

AfricaDotcom  

In the heart of Cape Town's historically significant District Six, the Rahmah Library stands as a vibrant sanctuary for learning and community. This

Eliud Kipchoge eyes final marathon major to seal his legacy

AfricaDotcom  

Marathon legend Eliud Kipchoge, famed for breaking the two-hour marathon barrier and winning two Olympic gold medals, is on a final mission to cement his

Dream City biennale transforms Tunis medina into art gallery

AfricaDotcom  

The Dream City biennale, now in its tenth edition, has once again transformed the historic medina of Tunis into a living, breathing canvas for

Tyla’s ‘Water’ earns spot on Rolling Stone’s list of 21st-century classics

AfricaDotcom  

South African sensation Tyla has added another milestone to her meteoric rise, with her global hit “Water” ranked 135th on Rolling Stone’s list of

David Adjaye’s architectural legacy endures amid allegations

AfricaDotcom  

This fall, three magnificent new museums—in Princeton, Benin City, and Harlem—designed by the acclaimed David Adjaye, are set to open their doors. Yet,

Murdered Kenyan woman's niece to push for ex-soldier's extradition during UK visit

BBC News Africa  

Esther Njoki says her family has been denied justice for 13 years after her aunt Agnes Wanjiru's body was found in a septic tank.

Can the world's oldest president keep his title and woo a nation of young voters?

BBC News Africa  

Cameroon's Paul Biya promises young voters "the best is yet to come" as others hunger for "young blood".

Ivory Coast launches high-stakes presidential campaign amid tensions

Africanews  

The official campaign for Ivory Coast’s presidential election commenced on Friday, setting the stage for a tense two-week race that will determine the future leadership of a nation still grappling with the legacy of past electoral violence.

Somalia: Jubaland Cabinet Accuses Federal Government of 'Illegal Interference' in Gedo Region

allAfrica  

[Radio Dalsan] The Cabinet of the Jubaland State of Somalia has issued a stern warning to the Federal Government of Somalia (FGS), accusing it of "illegal interference" in its territories, particularly in the volatile Gedo region, during a ministerial meeting chaired by President Ahmed Mohamed Islam (Madobe) on Thursday, October 10, 2025.

'We're taking our humanity back' in Madagascar

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A Gen Z leader in Madagascar says he has put his UK university scholarship on hold to help organise the protests.

Somalia: Somali Businessman Gunned Down in South Africa's Cape Town

allAfrica  

[Radio Dalsan] A Somali national was killed in a targeted attack in the Khayelitsha township of Cape Town on the night of October 9, 2025, in the latest incident of violence against the Somali immigrant community in South Africa.

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