Special Report

For generations, camels have been central to Somalia's pastoralist culture, providing sustenance, transport, and a deep-rooted presence in local folklore....

Lagos, Nigeria – “Lord, take my soul, but the struggle continues,” the man said, before his body went limp. It...

ADDIS ABABA — An estimated 8.2 percent of the global population, or about 673 million people, experienced hunger in 2024,...

For years, Kenneth Harris yearned for a place where his dark skin was a mark of shared heritage, not suspicion....

Hundreds of Nigerian “authors” have come to Britain using a visa scheme for literary talent, report has revealed. Nigerians have...

ACCRA – Ghana has narrowed its fiscal deficit target for 2025 after a better-than-expected first six months of the year,...

DAKAR/LONDON – Senegal is grappling with billions of dollars in debt that was hidden by the previous administration – a...

The continent – home to over 60% of the world’s uncultivated arable land – holds the promise of feeding itself...

A landslide at an informal gold mine in the Democratic Republic of Congo where thousands of people were working has...

It was 11am in Nairobi when I learned how the UK planned to implement aid cuts. As a Pan-African feminist...

Fr. Alphonsus Daniel Afina, who was abducted while returning to the Catholic Diocese of Maiduguri on June 1, has been...

Abuja, NIGERIA — In what is rapidly evolving into a tale of manipulation, power play, and institutional crisis, Time Africa...

The London Clinic, one of the United Kingdom’s most exclusive private hospitals, has come under the spotlight following the death...

Kenya’s president, William Ruto, has ordered police to shoot protesters targeting businesses in the legs, in a sharp intensification of...

Nestled amid the heart of Nigeria’s Delta region, Delta State Polytechnic, Ogwashi‑Uku, emerges as an architectural marvel—an education retreat seamlessly...