africanews.com
@africanews 8 hours ago
Ethiopian drones strike Eritrean forces near Adigrat
Tensions between Ethiopia and Eritrea are escalating with fears of a new regional war growing. Ethiopian drones have reportedly struck Eritrean forces near Adigrat, a city in northern Tigray, according to conflict monitors and witnesses.
read moreOther Headlines
africanews.com
@africanews 1 hours ago
Deadly floods sweep Albania and Montenegro as rivers burst banks
Homes surrounded by water, flooded roads and farmland submerged beneath swollen rivers. Albania and Montenegro were still battling severe flooding on Thursday, 8 January, after days of torrential rain and heavy snow.
read moreafricanews.com
@africanews 1 hours ago
Hundreds of farmers rally in Paris against EU-Mercosur pact and import fears
Hundreds of French farmers drive tractors into Paris to protest the EUâ Mercosur deal, warning of unfair competition and demanding stronger protections.
read moreafricanews.com
@africanews 4 hours ago
WFP urgently seeking over $30 million to keep feeding Congolese refugees in Burundi
The World Food Programme is seeking more than $30 million to maintain food assistance for Congolese refugees in Burundi, warning that supplies could run out as early as October 2026 without additional funding.
read moreafricanews.com
@africanews 4 hours ago
Michael Jacksonâ s iconic glove goes under the hammer
One of pop historyâ s most iconic pieces is going under the hammer. Michael Jacksonâ s legendary white rhinestone glove worn during his 1983 â Billie Jeanâ performance, where he unveiled the moonwalk is up for auction.
read moreafricanews.com
@africanews 6 hours ago
At least 33 people killed in strikes on Ukrainian public buses
Thirty people were killed and at least 18 were injured by Russian strikes in eastern Ukraine that included an attack on a public bus, authorities said Thursday, as an intensive pre-winter wave of attacks continued and power outages worsened in the capital Kyiv.
read moreafricanews.com
@africanews 6 hours ago
Zambia signs health deal with US after removal of data-sharing clauses
The government also said that the deal was not coupled to an agreement on US access to the countryâ s mineral resources.
read moreafricanews.com
@africanews 6 hours ago
France to release 10 mln barrels of diesel from strategic reserves
French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu announced Wednesday that France will release 10 million barrels of diesel from its strategic reserves to help ease pressure on the fuel market.
read moreafricanews.com
@africanews 8 hours ago
Guinea-Bissau's electoral commission says conditions for December polls not met
The announcement has left the planned December legislative and presidential elections, meant to restore civilian rule, in limbo.
read moreafricanews.com
@africanews 7 hours ago
Over 20,000 Palestinian students and education workers killed in Gaza war
More than 20,000 Palestinian students and education workers have been killed since the war began, according to the Palestinian Education Ministry.
read moreafricanews.com
@africanews 8 hours ago
World anti-doping body seeks tough stance from Kenya ahead of championship
WADA urged it to strive for a zero tolerance of drugs in sports as it prepares to host the 2029 World Athletics Championships.
read moreafricanews.com
@africanews 9 hours ago
Senegal vs Morocco: CAS to decide who really won AFCON
Senegal and Morocco played a chaotic Africa Cup of Nations final in January and they contested the title again Thursday, this time at the Court of Arbitration for Sport which expects a verdict within days.
read moreafricanews.com
@africanews 10 hours ago
Pix of the Day, 8 October, 2026 - Across the world
Pix of the Day, 8 October, 2026 - Across the world
read moreafricanews.com
@africanews 12 hours ago
Yemen: Residents of Taiz fear food supply shortages amidst the siege
The Yemeni city of Taiz faces mounting pressure as fighting intensifies in its outskirts in recent days
read more
Right Column Content