Two French Journalists Detained in Togo Cleared to Leave the Country
Two French documentary makers who were among the journalists detained in Togo since July have been authorised to leave the country after more than five weeks in custody, although legal proceedings remain ongoing.
Egypt bus crash: Death toll rises to 21 on Dahab-Nuweiba road, Jordanians among dead
The death toll from an Egypt bus crash on the Dahab-Nuweiba road in South Sinai has risen to 21, with dozens injured. Jordanian nationals were among the victims as investigators work to determine the cause of the accident.
Power Cuts In Tunisia Trigger Severe Water Shortages As Heatwave Pushes Towards 50C
Power cuts in Tunisia are disrupting water supplies as a record heatwave drives electricity demand to new highs. Authorities warn that pressure on the grid could worsen as temperatures continue to climb.
Twenty-seven feared dead as Zimbabwe kombi crash claims church congregants near Chivhu
Twenty-seven church congregants have died in a Zimbabwe kombi crash near Chivhu after a head-on collision between a minibus and a haulage truck on the Harare-Masvingo highway.
Senegalese Firm Rolls Out First Africa-Made Sickle Cell Treatment
Senegal's Teranga Pharma has begun producing the first Africa-made sickle cell treatment. The new drug, Drepaf, could expand access to life-saving care for millions of patients across sub-Saharan Africa.
