Nigeria army chief visits Borno troops after attack kills 15 soldiers

Nigeria’s army chief visited troops in Borno after an attack left 15 soldiers dead, according to the military, as operations continue in the northeast.

Nigeria’s army chief visited troops in Borno after an attack left 15 soldiers dead, according to the military, as operations continue in the northeast.

Delegates at the IMF and World Bank annual meetings called for stronger digital connectivity, saying access to reliable networks supports development and growth.

Cameroon’s opposition Movement for the Rebirth of Cameroon has elected Tiriane Noah as its first woman president, marking a change in the party’s leadership.

Families affected by Ebola in eastern DR Congo face grief, fear and stigma, while health workers warn that the outbreak is worsening mental health needs.

A Kenyan court is due to deliver a ruling in the case against pastor Paul Mackenzie and others charged over the deaths of children linked to the Shakahola case.

Equatorial Guinea is extending malaria-control work developed on Bioko Island to the mainland as part of a wider plan to reduce infections and deaths.

South African rugby player Hyron Andrews has died after a fall at a team hotel in La Rochelle. French authorities are investigating the circumstances.

South Africa and Mozambique are commemorating Samora Machel, the former Mozambican president who died in a plane crash near the countries’ border in 1986.

Kenya has confirmed an eighth Ebola case as authorities respond to a regional outbreak, with health officials continuing contact tracing and public-health measures.

Pope Leo XIV has made his first major public appearance since lung cancer surgery, as the Vatican continues to provide updates on his recovery.