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South Africa ramps up efforts against organized crime, while Libya contends with leadership fallout at its central bank. Meanwhile, Tanzania’s Dar es Salaam port celebrates historic record cargo volumes.
Ugandan cyclist Hakim Owiny is pedaling 10,000 kilometers across the country to champion early childhood literacy. Through his EduCycling initiative, he plans to establish 200 community book hubs and inspire families to embrace daily reading.
South African authorities have warned Tshwane residents against drinking tap water after suspected sewage contamination left around 500 people ill. Emergency supplies are being distributed as officials race to contain the public health outbreak.
Severe flooding in Somalia threatens to displace over 870,000 people as heavy rains devastate communities and disrupt daily life. With emergency operations facing a severe funding shortfall, humanitarian agencies are warning of an escalating crisis.
Nigerian health authorities have scaled up surveillance and contact tracing across Abuja following a confirmed Ebola case. With the patient steadily recovering, officials are enforcing strict containment measures to halt any potential outbreak.
Catch up on Africa's biggest highlights this week, from crucial Ebola containment updates to Uganda's U-17 CECAFA triumph, Ne-Yo electrifying Nairobi, and Nollywood scoring another major box-office hit.
Africa Live tracks critical developments across the continent, reporting on deadly anti-migrant violence in South Africa, a tragic boat mishap in Nigeria, and UN alerts on severe flood displacement in Somalia.
Africa CDC has issued a continental alert following Nigeria's first confirmed Ebola case in over a decade. With health officials accelerating contact tracing, the agency warns that heightened vigilance is urgently needed across borders.
Tanzania's Dar es Salaam Port has recorded a milestone 33.7 million metric tons in cargo volume, driven by transit trade to landlocked neighbors. Expanding rail and road infrastructure continues to solidify the nation's push as East Africa's central logistics hub.
COMESA leaders meeting in Harare are pushing unified digital systems to cut border bottlenecks and unlock a 640-million-consumer market. The regional push aims to build on record intra-bloc trade and accelerate economic integration across member states.
Young engineers in Goma, DR Congo, are harnessing local raw materials to manufacture essential machinery and construction supplies. Their enterprise drives industrial self-reliance, creating vital jobs and expanding into regional markets despite persistent challenges.
Kenya is rapidly establishing itself as East Africa's tech manufacturing hub, with local assembly plants producing thousands of smartphones daily. The expansion is driving job creation, making devices more accessible, and boosting electronics exports across the region.
Africa Live covers critical regional developments, spotlighting continent-wide health security alerts from Nigeria to the DR Congo, alongside high-level UN diplomatic talks in Geneva addressing peace in Sudan.
The United Nations has urged Sudan and South Sudan to halt escalating violence in the contested Abyei region after recent drone strikes killed over 150 civilians. Urgent bilateral cooperation is now critical to protect innocent lives and maintain regional security.
Representatives from over 20 nations convened in Geneva alongside the UN to push for an immediate ceasefire and humanitarian truce in Sudan. The renewed diplomatic push aims to de-escalate the devastating conflict and safeguard vulnerable civilians.
A Tanzanian mother named her newborn daughter "Liu" to honor Chinese doctor Liu Huiling, whose urgent intervention saved her life following childbirth complications. The moving tribute highlights the deep personal bonds forged through cross-border healthcare cooperation.
China and Djibouti have issued a joint communiqué pledging to safeguard peace in the Horn of Africa and secure vital shipping lanes across the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden, deepening their strategic diplomatic partnership.
Rwanda is proactively relocating vulnerable communities and setting up emergency shelters as meteorologists forecast heavy El Niño rains. The decisive measures highlight the nation's push to bolster disaster preparedness against severe floods and landslides.
As global geopolitical tensions and debt risks pressure growth, African financial leaders are turning to strategic Asia-Africa banking partnerships to drive value-added manufacturing and resilient investment.
Africa Live covers urgent health warnings as the Africa CDC calls for Ebola preparedness, alongside high-stakes Sudan peace talks in Geneva and mounting regional pressure on Egypt's Suez Canal.
Africa Live covers urgent regional developments, from Ebola preparedness alerts in Nigeria to diplomatic talks in Geneva seeking peace in Sudan. Declining Suez Canal revenues also spotlight mounting economic fallout from regional conflict.
Senegal’s iconic Orchestra Baobab is revitalizing its legendary sound for a new generation, blending classic Afro-Cuban rhythms with fresh talent ahead of their upcoming album, Made in Senegal.
South African cherry producers are expanding into China to diversify export destinations amid trade friction with the United States. Gaining zero-tariff market access, local growers are poised to boost agricultural investment, exports, and jobs.
Surging international gourmet demand for Madagascar’s rare tsiperifery pepper has sparked concerns over deforestation and overharvesting. Researchers and growers are now pioneering sustainable cultivation methods to protect the wild spice while securing its lucrative export market.
Renewed conflict in Northern Ethiopia and escalating tensions with Eritrea jeopardize the nation's fragile economic rebound. Despite projected growth and easing inflation, regional instability threatens vital trade routes and crucial investor confidence.
Malawi has unveiled a $280 million National El Niño Preparedness Plan to mitigate severe climate risks ahead of the 2026/2027 season. The strategy invests in food stockpiles, drought-tolerant crops, and climate-smart farming to protect communities and secure food supplies.
The Financial Street Forum has launched its first African sub-venue in Nairobi, deepening China-Africa financial ties. The event spotlights innovative cross-border settlements, Belt and Road financing, and sustainable economic partnerships across the continent.
AfricaLive covers heightened vigilance across the continent amid urgent calls for tighter controls to curb the Ebola outbreak. Meanwhile, Malawi mobilizes emergency preparations to counter looming disruptions from El Niño.
Somalia has restored the International Air Transport Association’s global payment system for the first time since 1991. The landmark move is set to streamline ticketing, reduce operational costs, and boost domestic aviation revenue.
Nigeria has confirmed its first Ebola case since 2014 after a traveler from Uganda tested positive in Abuja. Health authorities have initiated contact tracing and heightened nationwide surveillance to prevent a wider outbreak.
Nigeria has confirmed its first case linked to the active Ebola outbreak originating in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Health authorities across the continent are intensifying border screening and containment measures to halt regional transmission.
Africa Live tracks critical developments across the continent, from Nigeria reporting an Ebola case to UN condemnation of fatal drone strikes in Sudan. Meanwhile, Rwanda emerges as a prospective host for Europe's first migrant return hub.
Tanzania’s startup scene is surging with tens of millions in new funding, yet founders warn that outdated regulations and licensing hurdles could stall momentum toward the nation's ambitious economic goals.
Students at the University of Goma face severe academic uncertainty as rebel authorities resume classes despite central government suspensions. Caught in the standoff between Kinshasa and the M23 coalition, learners risk earning unrecognised degrees in eastern DRC.
The United Nations has warned of escalating drone strikes across Sudan, cautioning that attacks on civilian areas and vital infrastructure are worsening the country's humanitarian crisis.
A 35-day-old infant has become the youngest survivor of the Democratic Republic of the Congo's Ebola outbreak after weeks of intensive care. The recovery offers a powerful beacon of hope as health workers battle to protect vulnerable children.
Africa Live reports on deadly drone strikes claiming over 150 lives in the disputed Abyei region, while South Africa faces potential exclusion from a vital US trade pact. Plus, Egypt rolls out fresh interventions to rescue struggling manufacturers.
A Kenyan court has convicted cult leader Paul Mackenzie and 28 co-accused on 191 counts of murder over the Shakahola forest mass deaths. The landmark ruling marks a pivotal step toward justice ahead of their formal sentencing.
CGTN's Africa Live reports on a deadly drone strike along the Sudan-South Sudan border and mounting civilian casualties from armed attacks in Mali's Menaka region.
Nigeria's introduction of a 30-day fuel price discount has sparked fresh debate over petrol subsidies. While authorities consider targeted relief for vulnerable households, the IMF cautions that broad subsidies could imperil economic stability.
Mali is accelerating efforts to repatriate colonial-era artefacts held in global museums and private collections worldwide. The initiative aims to restore national identity, assert cultural sovereignty, and safeguard historical treasures for future generations.
African researchers across four nations are deploying AI-powered microscopy to combat deadly infectious diseases, including malaria and tuberculosis. This groundbreaking initiative marks a vital step forward in strengthening homegrown scientific innovation and healthcare capacity across the continent.
Egypt has launched a state-backed $19.2 million fund to revive struggling factories, restructure corporate debt, and safeguard jobs across key manufacturing sectors amid persistent economic headwinds.
Kenyan cult leader Paul Mackenzie and 28 co-accused have been convicted on 191 counts of murder linked to the Shakahola forest starvation deaths. The landmark ruling marks a pivotal step in delivering justice for hundreds of victims.
Sudan suffers a deadly drone attack, a Kenyan cult leader is convicted for 191 starvation deaths, and Egypt postpones a vote on military aid, reflecting a tumultuous period across the continent.
Equatorial Guinea is boldly expanding its malaria elimination drive nationwide, building on two decades of success on Bioko Island. This ambitious $116 million 'Vision 2030' strategy integrates cutting-edge mosquito control, vaccination, and drone surveillance to eradicate the disease.
Tanzania's Jihan Dimack received a hero's welcome in Dar es Salaam after her historic Miss Grand International win. She passionately thanked the nation for their unwavering support, crediting it for her global triumph.
The ongoing Ebola outbreak in eastern DR Congo is severely disrupting children's education, with thousands of schools lacking vital protection measures. This crisis is compounded by years of conflict, displacement, and fear, leaving thousands of children orphaned or separated from their parents.
Kenya confirms another Ebola case, as Mali escalates efforts to repatriate looted cultural artifacts, and Uganda leverages AI to enhance its tourism visibility. This report covers critical developments across the continent.
Sudan's surging fava bean prices are placing immense pressure on household budgets and traders, making a staple meal unaffordable for many. This crisis sparks debate over import restrictions, with calls for a policy review amid growing shortages.
ISWAP has claimed responsibility for a deadly attack on a Nigerian military base, while vaccine equity debates challenge UN pandemic talks and Sudan's food import policy faces review. SEVA News brings you the latest on these crucial African developments.
Eastern DRC battles a severe breast cancer awareness gap, where limited information and resources hinder early detection. Dr. Élisabeth Mishika's foundation is bridging this crucial gap through awareness campaigns and free screenings.
Kenya's Safari Rally brought exhilarating drama to the 2026 WRC season, captivating East African fans with its thrilling twists and turns. Despite a shortened season, the global motorsport spectacle delivered high-octane excitement.
Rwanda is set to host the African Grand Prix from the early 2030s, potentially boosting its global profile and fostering motorsport development on the continent. This landmark event could significantly shape Rwanda's international standing.
Kenya's girls' rugby sevens team is gearing up for a historic debut at the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games, aiming to leave their mark as Africa hosts its first-ever Olympic event. They are ready to shine on the global stage.
Despite immense agricultural potential, Africa faces a persistent hunger crisis due to technology gaps, poor infrastructure, and storage issues. This report explores strategies to unlock the continent's food security, from modern farming to support for young farmers.
South African military forces have been deployed to Durban following violent anti-migrant protests sparked by changes to asylum rules. The Department of Home Affairs has since withdrawn the controversial directive, aiming to restore peace and alleviate public safety concerns.
Kenya reports new Ebola cases, while ISWAP claims an attack on a Nigerian military base. Fuel shortages continue to plague Malawi, impacting daily life and national stability across the continent.
Dangote's groundbreaking East Africa refinery in Kenya is set to revolutionize regional energy security and fuel supply. This monumental project, with a 700,000 barrels per day capacity, will reshape the economic landscape and impact multiple nations across the continent.
The UN warns that foreign support for Sudan's warring factions, including advanced weaponry and funding, risks prolonging the devastating conflict and intensifying civilian suffering. This external interference undermines efforts towards a peaceful resolution.