
Breakdancing to escape the trauma of DR Congo’s warzone
Asashi and Precious use dance as a form of escapism and expression in a show of resilience, community, and hope.
FRIDAY, 31 OCTOBER 2025, 05:56

Asashi and Precious use dance as a form of escapism and expression in a show of resilience, community, and hope.

Counting the cost of deadly Gen Z protests in Madagascar where most young people are unemployed.

The West African nation’s foreign minister asks if the decision led to the US suspending issuing visas.

Business and economic leaders warn that diplomatic tension, tariffs and shifting global alliances could shape whether the country remains part of the renewed agreement

Desire Moyo died a day before his 46th birthday – the four other MPs in the car have been taken to hospital.

The Nigeria’s electoral agency is under increased scrutiny, with growing calls for greater transparency.

The previous brand was said to have lost its sanctity due to its widespread use outside the church.

A selection of the week’s best photos from across the African continent and beyond.

Kampala’s urban landscape reflects systemic development failure, contrasting with Kigali’s long-term vision and effective governance in infrastructure and planning

Nadine de Klerk hits a blistering unbeaten 84 from 54 balls as South Africa produce a stunning comeback to beat India at the Women’s World Cup.

Adrian De Wet tells the South African court that “when pigs are hungry enough, they’ll eat anything”.

More than 300 petrol tankers make it to Bamako under military escort a week after pumps run dry.

A group of Sudanese medics says the latest attack on el-Fasher is a war crime.

The university is one of South Africa’s most historic institutions – where prominent leaders studied.

The movement behind the protests snubbed the meeting where the president made the promise.

The proposed legislature represents the most far-reaching change in Namibia’s land governance framework since independence

The president says it will speed up integration into East Africa, seen as crucial for boosting trade.

Ethiopia has written to the UN, accusing Eritrea of “funding, mobilizing and directing armed groups” on its soil.

Abu Agila Mas’ud Kheir al-Marimi is said to have admitted his role in the murder of 270 people in the 1988 bombing.

Nigerian Modernism at the Tate spotlights a compelling period in the West African country’s history.

Police say they are investigating a day after family say the diplomat was abducted from his home.