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Local covers African news and updates from across the continent, focusing on the stories in Africans daily lives. From politics and society to culture and the economy, this section keeps Africa at the center.

Former Democratic Republic of Congo justice minister Constant Mutamba is expected to appear before judicial authorities on May 5, 2026, as investigators examine allegations of embezzlement involving millions of dollars…

Namibia has completed repayment of its debt to the International Monetary Fund, marking a key milestone in the country’s economic management under President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah. The government settled a total…

Millions of workers across Africa marked International Workers’ Day on Friday with marches, speeches, and renewed demands for better pay, job security, and fair working conditions. From South Africa to…

Kenyan President William Ruto has welcomed a $35 million investment by Amsons Group to build 10 maternal and child health hospitals across the country over the next three years. Speaking…

The United States has imposed sweeping sanctions on former Democratic Republic of Congo president Joseph Kabila, accusing him of supporting rebel groups operating in the country’s east. Washington alleges that…

Tanzania Law Society (TLS) president Boniface Mwabukusi has publicly defended a lawyer, former TLS president and opposition figure Tundu Lissu, raising concerns over the handling of his ongoing treason case…

Authorities in Uganda have arrested 231 foreign nationals in an ongoing operation targeting illegal immigration and suspected cybercrime networks. A large number of those detained 169 individuals were found living…

Kenyan President William Ruto is set to address Tanzania’s Parliament on May 5, in a visit aimed at strengthening ties between the two countries.

Mali’s military leader Assimi Goïta has assured citizens the situation is under control after a wave of attacks killed the country’s defence minister and raised coup fears.

Fifteen people, including a pilot and 14 passengers, have died after a small aircraft crashed near Juba, with poor weather conditions suspected in the incident.